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Sports more victories. See page 1-B. ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Thursday Reporterfor the County of Columbus and her people. Monday, September 14, 2015 Plane crash kills Volume 125, Number 22 Whiteville, North Carolina pilot Friday night 75 Cents near Riegelwood nDuplin County man, flying alone, dies in crash in Inside thick woods near Old Lake Road. By BOB HIGH 2-A Staff Writer •Old Dock library James Pierce, 76, of Chinquapin in Duplin County, was killed gets $50,000 boost Friday evening in the crash of his small airplane in a thickly from Dollar General. wooded area off Old Lake Road between N.C. 11 and N.C. 87 near Riegelwood. 3-A Columbus County Coroner Linwood Cartrette said Pierce was flying alone after taking another man, a pilot, to a private •New urgent care airstrip in the Byrdville-Freeman Road area to get another center opens airplane. Pierce was apparently headed home from the airstrip today at CRHS. south of U.S. 74-76 when his plane began to lose altitude. The crash was noted about 7:19 p.m. when Columbus County 10-A Emergency Services received a notification from a spotter plane that an emergency transponder – or beacon – was transmitting •Railroad repairs a signal near Riegelwood. underway; Angel Montecino’s home is less than half a mile from the Chadbourn work is crash and was in the flight path of the aircraft that flew ex- tremely low over his home. first leg. “It was so loud it drowned out the TV and air conditioner,” Montecino said. “I thought it was a military plane until I heard about the crash in the morning.” DIDYOB? Deputies from the Columbus County Sheriff ’s Office, county Did you observe ... emergency personnel and individuals from the ADR Fire Depart- ment began looking for the wreckage. Coroner Cartrette said Abby Barnes, 3, he was notified shortly after midnight Friday to go to the scene. Cartrette said he had to walk about 200 yards from a logging from Guideway road that is near Old Lake Road to reach the wreckage. The performing with coroner said Pierce died instantly from multiple injuries, and was still in his harness when found. the Old Zion Wes- Authorities from the Federal Aviation Administration are investigating the cause of the crash. Crews were still search- leyan’s Children’s ing for parts of the airplane on a line along NC 11 Saturday, Choir, stealing the concentrating in the Kelly community near the Pender County line on the east bank of the Cape Fear River. (Jefferson Weaver show Saturday contributed to this article.) during the Go Tell Columbus Cru- sade Talent Show? See Grinder, page 7-A ...Standing ovation Electronics for for Piney For- est Baptist Youth new courthouse Stick Team and still not installed Frog Squad when Staff photo by FULLER ROYAL nOld method of first appearances for felony defen- they made sign Patriot Day dants takes additional time, resources in modern of the cross with To commemorate the 14th anniversary of 9/11, J.E. Thompson erects one of the court facility. American flags along Madison Street in downtown Whiteville. their sticks while By BOB HIGH presenting musical Staff Writer piece at the county Whiteville man was Flight It’s 2015, and Columbus County has moved its courts into a $11 million building with empty wall holders for TVs, empty tables fairgrounds? ... for TV monitors, and some closed-circuit equipment awaiting Paul Stallsworth additional computer hardware and software to perform required trying new training 77 passenger on 9/11 first court appearances by felony defendants. By JEFFERSON WEAVER church. Johnson C. Smith Choir, and And, deliberating jurors or those sent from the courtroom techniques on his Staff Writer His The Appreciations, a singing so a point of law can be discussed in the midst of a trial, can high group. hear what’s being said in the courtroom unless dehumidifier 7-year-old family James Daniel Debeuneure, school The stage was always his equipment is operated to create enough noise to mask the con- dog? ... a Whiteville native, was one of teacher first love, Turner said. versation. 64 people killed when Flight and fellow “Several times, he won Likewise, court officials can hear jurors deliberating a case 77 crashed into the Pentagon church awards for lead actor or best unless dehumidifier equipment in the jury room is operated to Sept. 11, 2001. Another 125 member supporting actor, even at state make noise so the jurors can’t be heard. died on the ground, including Louise level competitions,” Turner Tough to hear Turner said. “He was always ready to “It’s tough to hear in these three new courtrooms, even when County Deaths Columbus County native Wil- Debeuneure lie Troy. remembers participate in things like that, microphones are used,” Resident Superior Court Judge Douglas Debeuneure was a middle him as James Daniel Toon. either at school or church.” Sasser said Friday. “If we don’t use microphones, some of the Whiteville voices of the prosecutors, defense attorneys, witnesses and even Robert Lee McCoy school teacher living in Mary- Debeuneure took his mother’s From his earliest years, land when the crash occurred. maiden name after her death. Debeuneure was a leader, judges are lost,” Sasser added. Chadbourn He left behind two grown “He used to tell me his role Turner said. County Manager Bill Clark said the delay in furnishing the John William Crawford sons and a daughter. He was model was Jesus Christ,” “People wanted to please modern equipment stems from some belief by Architect Paul Bolton escorting a student to Los Turner said. him,” she said. “We had a boy Bonsall that the state was to furnish the TVs, plus computer hardware and software. Annie Mae Smith Angeles on a trip sponsored Turner said one of her at school one time, he was just by National Geographic. lasting memories of Debeu- raising cain. Saying a bunch Now, there has been some movement to get the equipment At 58, Debeuneure was a neure came from his mother’s of things that were scaring necessary to complete the modernization of the courtrooms. But, latecomer to teaching — he funeral in 1961. people—he was going to go it’s still to be advertised for bids, and it’ll take at least another Index returned to college at age 45 to Sadie Virginia Debeuneure get a gun and shoot everybody, 90 days or more for it to be purchased and installed. pursue a teaching certificate. was living in New York when that type of thing. Great present Editorials ...... 8-A In an interview printed after she died, and her son was a “James and his brother If the modernization comes by Christmas it’ll be a great 9/11, his principal and co- high school junior living in just went right up to him and present for the Columbus County Sheriff ’s Office. No longer, Obituaries ...... 7-A under normal circumstances, will bailiffs and extra deputies Sports ...... 1-B workers called him dedicated, Whiteville at the time. started talking him down,” innovative and eager. He was “I remember seeing him she said. “James was telling be required to drive several vehicles to the courthouse and de- Crime ...... 4-A often the first staff member dressed in a trench coat, and him, ‘Let’s go get some lunch. liver, guard and shuffle felony defendants in and out of District Lifestyles ...... 5-A on campus before school each he just looked so mature,” Let’s talk, man, come on.’ courtrooms. day, and had a passion for Turner said. “He had a way “Well, they got him out of Safety of the inmates and deputies, plus the public and teaching. about him, a calming effect there, and a little while later court employees, will be much greater if the first appearance Before becoming a teacher, on people. People were drawn brought him back — and ev- requirements are done through a closed-circuit TV system – the Debeuneure was a profes- to him.” erything was fine. James was way it’s being done in many other counties, several of them in sional with several different Debeuneure received his a calm young man.” southeastern North Carolina. companies, including the bachelor’s degree in psychol- Turner said Debeuneure Humidity problems persist in the facility. Architect Bonsall Army Times newspaper, be- ogy, with a minor in sociol- was “homegrown, just like I recently sent email instructions to District and Superior Court fore he went back to college. ogy, from Johnson C. Smith am.” judges. He said that if the temperature in each courtroom was Raised by his grandmother, University in 1966. A member Turner retired from White- maintained at 75 degrees, the high humidity problems would Hattie Green of Whiteville, of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ville High School shortly be- eventually disappear. ternity, he was also part of the Debeuneure loved acting and See Passenger, page 2-A See Courthouse, page 2-A 2-A – The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015

Contractors working on the Old Dock Elementary School construction project make progress Friday. More than 150 yards of concrete will be poured Tuesday with steel beams going up in the coming weeks. Shamarr Childress and Lakiyah Graham sort through books on a cart at Old Dock School. Much of the school and library was destroyed by fire earlier this year. Old Dock replacement school Old Dock Elementary library gets construction gets off the ground $50,000 boost from Dollar General By NICOLE CARTRETTE News Editor By NICOLE CARTRETTE a natural disaster, fire or an News Editor act recognized by the federal Construction on the new government as terrorism. Old Dock Elementary School For now, the library of Old “Elementary schools are building really gets off the Dock Elementary School con- often the hub of the com- ground in the coming weeks. sists of 10 mobile carts filled munity and libraries are Friday crews were making with donated books, but a the hub of the school,” said the final preparations for more $50,000 catastrophic disaster Terri Grief, AASL president. than 150 yards of concrete relief grant will soon help “When schools are tragically (about 16 truckloads) to be the school rebuild its library destroyed, the entire commu- poured as early as Tuesday of collection. nity is impacted … The safe this week. A portion of several The Dollar General Lit- and secure place they relied tons of steel frames is already eracy Foundation funded on was gone overnight. Luck- on site with the steel expected the American Association of ily for the school librarians to go up in the next three to School Librarians’ (AASL) and the students, the Dollar four weeks, officials say. Beyond Words Grant, and Old General Literacy Foundation Much work has gone into prepping the soils. Dock is one of two schools in responded as well. The librar- Foreman Dewyane Elliott the country to be awarded the ies will be able to replace of Bordeaux Construction grant this year. materials that the kids need said 430 truckloads and 7,000 The school lost the main to succeed in their academic yards of dirt went into prep- building, library and three careers. AASL is so apprecia- ping the site that had drainage sets of classrooms in a Jan. tive of Dollar General Beyond issues. 7 fire. Words grant program. These Weather has made prog- “There was nothing that funds directly impact chil- ress on the project especially could be salvaged from the dren and communities and difficult but Friday as clouds help with the healing process ashes,” Brandy Lee, school cleared, crews anticipated a after a catastrophe.” librarian, wrote in the grant productive day. application. “Furniture, Since 2006, the Beyond “We want it right,” said equipment and, of course, Words grant program has Principal Ronna Gore. Dewayne Elliott, a foreman with Bordeaux Construction, books did not survive the Cameron Reynolds finds provided relief to public The project is on target for fire.” one of his favorite books school libraries nationwide and Ronna Gore, principal of Old Dock Elementary, look completion by April 2016. over the construction site Friday. Cameron Reynolds, a on a cart in the hallway of that have suffered materials Imperfect soils and rainy fourth-grader, was among sev- what is left of the Old Dock losses because of a major weather are to blame for con- eral students photographed Elementary School. disaster ranging from hur- struction delays. in a fire in January. Szostak of classrooms. with Dollar General represen- ricanes, tornados, floods, The more than $4 million Design’s building plan calls A new media center and tatives who presented a check earthquakes, fires or acts of the students at the school project replaces roughly 19,000 for six new classrooms to be administrative offices will earlier in the year. of terrorism. To date, more are considered low-income. square feet the school lost connected to the existing pod connect the two pods. “It was huge,” Reynolds than $1.6 million in grants “Something as simple In recent weeks the Colum- said. “We really need new has been awarded to more as a book will provide our bus County School board ap- books.” than 150 schools across the students with years of ex- proved an additional $750,000 Principal Ronna Gore said country. Funds replaced or Courthouse periences and enjoyment Continued from page 1-A to go toward the project. The the grant can be used for supplemented books, media that they may not otherwise bulk of those funds will be and/or library equipment technology purchases. Three have,” Lee explained in the used to build a combination within the school library Up-and-down humidity exposed to mold, how can we iPads have been purchased, application. gym and auditorium and re- “We’ve had the temperature use the courtrooms. We’ve had but most of the funds will Since 2012, two catastroph- or offset costs incurred by place roofs. The gymnatorium in the Superior Courtroom at problems with the humidity be expended when the new ic grants are awarded yearly those schools opening their will include a stage with dress- 68 degrees, and the humidity since the courthouse opened building and library are com- to schools that suffer a 90 doors to significant numbers ing rooms. was so high it was still clammy in late June,” the judge added. pleted around April 2016. percent or greater loss to the of new students displaced by in there. I’ve seen the humid- A separate air conditioning Lee said about 85 percent school library program due to the disaster. Dollar General offers cus- ity as low as 59 percent, and as system is in place for the first tomers the option of making high as 80 percent. How are we floor of the new courthouse. a donation to the foundation going to be able to bear it and It’s been working without via boxes at registers and work with the temperature at complaints, says Clerk of through credit or bankcard 75?” Judge Sasser noted. Court Jess Hill. “If we had transactions at the register. “My real concern is mold high humidity like they’ve got The Dollar General Lit- in the walls, and if people on the second and third floors eracy Foundation was estab- start complaining about being we’d have mold in our paper quality records,” he noted. lished in 1993 in honor of Dol- lar General’s co-founder, J.L. FRANK THEATRES Turner, who was functionally illiterate with only a third Passenger COASTAL ford Continued from page 1-A grade education. He was a STADIUM 10 farmer’s son who dropped out Showtimes (910) 754-7469 .com of school when his father was fore Sept. 11, and found out www.FRANKTHEATRES.com killed in an accident. With de- about her student’s death when 5200 Bridgers Road 910-642-7121 termination and hard work, she was contacted by a reporter he began Dollar General. for an interview. “We understand that some- “I didn’t know he was using times various life circum- his mom’s name,” she said, stances prevent individuals “but then I had the secretary from learning to read or at school cross-reference it, and graduating from high school, sure enough, it was James.” but it’s never too late to learn. Whether he is remembered We believe that every indi- as James Toon or Debeuneure, vidual deserves an equal op- the native who spent his spare portunity to receive a basic time in his mother-in-law’s education,” the foundation’s upholstery shop was quiet, con- website reads. “Through our fident and well-liked, Turner funding initiatives, we are said. Buying Grain committed to helping indi- “He just always wanted to viduals of all ages receive the do his best,” Turner said. “He educational foundation they told me that several times, need to increase their abil- and I don’t doubt that he was in Whiteville ity to access post-secondary sincere.” education opportunities and Prestage Farms attain increased employ- Corner of S. Canal & Maultsby Streets ability.” Since 1993, the Dollar Gen- 641-8900 800-524-3732 eral Literacy Foundation Garden Club has awarded more than $100 million in grants to nonprofit meets Friday organizations and schools The Whiteville Garden Club that have helped more than will meet Friday, Sept. 18 at 11 six million individuals learn a.m. at the Mexican Restau- to read, prepare for the high rant. school equivalency test, or Hostesses are Janet Plasky, learn the English language. Barbara Grigsby and Michelle Worthington. The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015 – 3-A Bypass informational meeting Tuesday

By JEFFERSON WEAVER with losing land or having the we want to hear from,” he Staff Writer highway at their doorsteps, said. “The bypass is a very Cox said retailers have been popular route, and a big part Highway officials hope for a especially concerned about of the economy here. No one full house Tuesday when they the proposed limited access wants to see travellers finding hold a public forum in White- crossings and problems with a different route to the beaches ville to discuss the U.S. 701 accessing businesses during the because of congestion. We have Bypass improvement project. construction process. safety issues at the U.S. 74 end as “This is the best chance peo- “These are the things we well – everyone has seen traffic ple have to come out and look at need to know about,” Cox said. backed up, and not just on beach the maps, submit comments, get “Now is the time to bring these days, when there’s an accident. their questions answered and concerns to our attention, not “Our goal is to make it so see what we have planned so two years from now when the traffic can move through with- far,” said Drew Cox of the N.C. right-of-ways have been deter- out being impeded, yet for the Department of Transportation. mined, and people are knocking highway to still be safe,” Cox The bypass improvement on your door with a contract.” said. project would stretch from Cox pointed out that the Tuesday’s forum will be Pleasant Plains Church Road recent purchase of the railroad held at the Whiteville High Staff photo by Allen Turner to the U.S. 74-76 Bypass. Some by R.J. Corman Rail Group is a cafeteria from 5-8 p.m. Cox said Larry Burroughs, PA, and Marie Campbell, DNP, cut the ribbon for the new urgent care border surveys have been com- prime example of how chang- comments will still be accepted center at Columbus Regional Healthcare Thursday as hospital, chamber of commerce pleted, Cox said, but the project ing factors play a role in the for another 30 days after the and city officials look on. is still years away from even the final design of the highway. meeting, and anyone with con- first shovel of earth. The grade on the 701-bypass cerns about the route can call “This project was sped up a bridge is considered danger- the Whiteville DOT office for a little bit, because we’re trying ously steep in some places, and guided “tour” of the maps and to get ahead of the projected has contributed to a number of possible route. New urgent care center traffic counts,” he explained. collisions on either side. “This is one of the very first Look what we have now, then Original concepts called for steps in the process,” he said. think of it in 20 years, if noth- removing and flattening the Cox said every comment will opens today at CRHS ing is done.” bridge over the railway, but be considered, and all input is The bypass project, which since Corman is reactivating important. He pointed out how a physicals and flu shots are joins us, she’ll bring her exper- By ALLEN TURNER is in the funding process, will the line, Cox said, “We have comment from a farmer helped also offered. tise in internal medicine, pedi- Staff Writer start when officials “marry” the to discuss long-range plans” improve another area project, Jennifer Holcomb, director atrics, the whole nine yards.” data being gathered from envi- regarding the former Carolina the improvements along the of the Columbus Chamber of White also introduced ur- About 60 people represent- ronmental, hydrographic, legal Southern spur. N.C. 87 bypass at Elizabethtown. Commerce and Tourism, pre- gent care staffers imaging ing the hospital, chamber and other sources, Cox said. At Cox said the final design of “Our engineers and design- sided over the ribbon-cutting tech Morgan Madden, office of commerce, Southeastern that point, the information is the bypass, while years away, ers hadn’t seen it, and this ceremony Tuesday. Kevin coordinator Belinda Buffkin Community College and reviewed, assembled and given “won’t be randomly made by gentleman who had lived there Williamson, immediate past and Kathy Byrd, registration Whiteville’s city government to designers for the highway. people who have never been all his life did,” Cox said. “I am chairman of the chamber’s and front office assistant. looked on Thursday as Larry Nothing is set in stone, Cox here. not saying we will be able to ac- board of directors, presented Burroughs’ excitement at Burroughs, PA, and Marie said. “The people who live here, commodate every request and Columbus Regional CFO Carl the opening of the facility was Campbell, DNP, cut a ribbon “Right now, all we have are and that includes a lot of our concern, but we’ll listen and Biber a plaque noting the ur- evident, but his remarks were to mark the opening of the pencil marks on a map,” Cox DOT employees, are the ones we’ll do what we can.” gent care center’s membership brief: “If y’all need us, we’re new urgent care center at Co- said. “All the data will be con- in the chamber. right here.” lumbus Regional Healthcare sidered, especially the input Williamson commented, He did draw laughter, how- System (CRHS). from the general public. There “You (CRHS) are the second or ever, when Brenda Orders of 45 Yrs. Experience The center, which officially are no foregone conclusions on third largest employer here in the Southeastern Community opened today (Monday), is this highway project.” Columbus County. The dollars College Small Business Center open from noon until 8 p.m. Officials hope to be able to you put back into the commu- mentioned that she has three Monday through Friday. Be- create a boulevard style high- nity can’t be underestimated, grandchildren in Columbus ginning next month, it will be way, with wide landscaped me- so we’re tremendously grate- County and Burroughs told open seven days a week. dians and limited access points ful to have the urgent care her, “We will see you here, Interior & Exterior • Commercial & Residential The temporary location is along the route through town. center as part of the hospital then.” on the east side of the hospital The bypass improvements Pressure Washing • Drywall Repair • Window Cleaning system.” Orders said, “We are so adjacent to the visitors’ park- will require additional rights of Speaking on behalf of hos- excited to have the urgent 910-640-1287 ing lot. way, both for the highway and pital CEO Carla Hollis, Biber care center here. We at the FREE Estimates Mobile: (910) 840-9924 The center eventually will construction, Cox said. While said, “We’re excited about this college have a long history of be relocated to the soon-to-be- most landowners are concerned www.johnsmithpaintingcontractor.com vacant MRI building near the new service we’re bringing partnership working with the emergency room entrance. to the community. It means hospital and providing nurses The urgent care center of- increased accessibility and af- and CNAs.” fers an interim level of care for fordability. We’re very excited Whiteville Mayor Terry At Baldwin Woods Pharmacy... medical situations that don’t about our team of Larry (Bur- Mann, accompanied by city require an emergency room roughs), Marie (Campbell), manager Darren Currie and visit but also can’t wait until Susan (White) and the rest of councilman Robert Leader, Ask About a primary care physician’s of- the support team.” said, “This is one of the top fice is open. Larry Burroughs, PA, and assets we have in Columbus Walk-in treatment for ev- Marie Campbell, DNP, are County because without great Our New eryday illness and injury, the primary providers at the health care you’re not going to including X-rays, labs, stitches urgent care center, although be able to recruit new industry and treatment for broken Campbell will not join the and new people. We thank bones, sprains and strains is facility until the first of De- the hospital for what they’ve Compounding available. cember. done, and what they’re doing Employer health services “Larry joined us six months as they continue to progress. including workers’ compen- ago and has been hard at work This urgent care is another sation, injury care and pre- making this come together,” one of the facilities they have Pharmacy employment screenings, as practice manager Susan White as they enhance what they’re well as basic wellness and told the crowd. “He has done a doing. And I know it’s in good prevention services such as fabulous job. And when Marie hands with Larry Burroughs.” Services Groundbreaking set for middle Call today to school at Flemington Academy ask about any Boys and Girls Homes of spring. It included a challenge investment in these students,” North Carolina will break grant from the Anthony J. said Flemington Academy compounding needs ground for the Anthony J. Brill Foundation to kick off director Dr. Tom Simmons. Brill Middle School at Flem- the project. “We are taking students who ington Academy Thursday, Based in Fayetteville, the are two to three grade levels 642-8141 Sept. 17 at 3 p.m. The public Anthony J. Brill Foundation behind and providing them is invited. provides grants and support with the educational environ- “We are thrilled to be able to educational institutions, ment to give them the help Get Your Flu Shots Here to begin construction on this scholarships, student finan- they need. 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Whiteville 4A - The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015 Crime briefs Go Tell Columbus talent auditions Robbery Crime Two women were robbed at There was only one sheriff ’s gunpoint Friday, Sept. 11, at the report showing a break-in in intersection of Peacock and the rural areas of the county Horace Cox roads southeast during the Friday-Saturday- of Tabor City, according to Sunday, Sept. 11-13, period. a report by Sheriff ’s Deputy A break-in, reported Sun- Alex Britt. day, showed Richard Duncan Whitney Adele Pike, 27, was the victim of the forced and Brandi Lynn Jones, 23, entry of a home along N.C. were robbed of a total of $50 in 410 South, Chadbourn, where cash, based on the report filed a Vizio TV, three necklaces, a at 10:13 a.m. The victims were set of linen and pillowcases not harmed. were stolen. Members of the Piney Forest Youth Stick Team and Frog Squad make the sign of the cross during part of their presentation Saturday at the Go Tell Columbus Crusade’s talent auditions at the county fairgrounds. This se- Social quence by the youngsters brought a standing ovation from the crowd. Brian Levon Ward, 39, of Old Waived Tram Road, Bobby Currie, 60, of An- Whiteville, gelo Circle, has been ar- Whiteville, rested on a was arrested charge of us- last week on ing a social a charge of website on being a fugi- the Internet tive from Al- while being bany County, Ward N.Y., where a registered Currie sex offender. Ward accessed the he’s wanted The photo at the left is the children’s choir of the Old Zion Wesleyan Church along N.C. 904 East near Guideway for violating his parole from website that allows minors to sang Saturday. Abby Barnes, the choir’s 3-year-old member, stole the show during the presentation. The North- prison in a 1986 murder case. become members or to create wood Church’s Praise Team is shown at the right. and/or maintain personal web Currie waived extradition. pages on the site, according to He was convicted here in Au- the warrant obtained by Sher- gust 2015 of DWI, records show. iff ’s Deputy Sgt. Dawn Battle. Ward was convicted in Jan- uary 2000 of taking indecent Marijuana liberties with a minor child, and was sent to prison. He was Preston Allen Pettit, who released from confinement in will mark his September 2000, records show. 18th birth- day Tuesday, Sept. 15, was Fled arrested last Kavin Rudolph Jordan, 25, week on a of Sandy charge of possession Place Drive, Pettit Tabor City, of marijuana was arrested with intent to sell, based on last week on a warrant obtained by Tabor a charge of City Policeman Joseph Fon- felony flee- vielle. Pettit had three grams Individual performers included mime Tammy Cumbee, Heaven Phillips and Carolyn Ann Jones. ing to elude of the drug on Sept. 10, accord- arrest on a ing to the warrant. warrant ob- Jordan tained by Sheriff ’s Deputy James Norris. Jordan is charged with flee- Firearm ing on Sept. 10 from a location Raymond Glenn III, 51, on U.S. 701 where Deputy Nor- of Han- ris was conducting a license nah Court, check. Jordan was driving a Whiteville, The left photo shows the trio from Chadbourn Pentecostal Holiness Church, and at the right are Jackie Hardwick minimum of 15 mph over the was arrest- and Dawn Hayes of Peace Baptist. posted speed limit, and was ed recently driving recklessly, according on an addi- to the warrant. tional felony charge of possession Glenn of a firearm Trafficking by a felon on a warrant ob- Deborah Gray, 51, of Hicko- tained by a N.C. Department of ry Hill Road, Insurance investigator. Chadbourn, Glenn was arrested in Au- The group “Consumed” is shown performing. has been ar- gust on several counts of insur- rested on ance fraud involving two dif- three counts ferent vehicles, one he claimed of trafficking was damaged by fire, and the in the opium second had scratches. derivative in The newest charge is that prescription Gray Glenn had a Mossberg 12-gauge medication, shotgun in April 2014 that was plus maintaining her home as pawned in Chadbourn. Glenn a place to keep and illegally sell was convicted in 1980 of at- Oxycodone, based on warrants tempted first-degree rape and obtained by Sheriff ’s Drug De- assault with a deadly weapon tective Kevin Norris. with intent to kill, inflicting Gray is charged with traf- serious injuries, and was sen- ficking by possession, sale and tenced to 35 years in prison, delivery of pills to an under- records show. He was released cover buyer on June 27, 2015. in December 1994. Kirsten Spivey, 3, of Whiteville, kept up with the beat Saturday during most of the music. This is Abby Barnes of

Guideway in one of her many poses. Photos credit Grant Merritt DWI arrests for Labor Day The N.C. State Highway than 9,169 injury collisions Insurance agent arrested Public can hear DA’s presentation Patrol, along with the Division during the summer months. of Law Enforcement Wildlife This included 68 fatal colli- here Thursday on Watch D.O.G.S. Resources Commission, re- sions and 883 injury collisions for four embezzlements The public is invited to School officials, law en- leased the final totals for “On due to impaired driving. David Mark Blanton, 50, of ately deposited that check into hear District Attorney Jon forcement officers and com- the Road, On the Water, Don’t The totals during the Labor Foxbow Cove Road, Leland, has his personal bank account,” David speak to the Colum- munity leaders across the Drink & Drive” Labor Day cam- Day holiday period include: 295 been arrested on four counts of again for a United Insurance bus County Kiwanis Club country point to the Watch paign. The campaign targeted arrests for DWI, 1,026 seat belt embezzlement by an insurance policy payment. The address on Thurs- D.O.G.S. program to provide safe and sober operation of violations and a total of 7,312 agent in cases dating back to of the victim Stephens was not day, Sept. positive male role models for motor vehicles and boats and violations in the state. Nine 2012, according to warrants shown on the warrant. 17, about students by demonstrating began Friday, Sept. 4 through people were arrested for oper- obtained by T.S. Braswell, a The final count shows Blan- the Watch by their very presence in Sunday, Sept. 6. Last year, the ating a boat while impaired, criminal investigator with the ton requested Claudette Bald- D.O.G.S. the schools that education in Highway Patrol investigated with 210 boats checked during N.C. Department of Insurance win of Millie-Christine Road, (Dads important. 264 fatal collisions and more the weekend. in Raleigh. Whiteville, write a personal Of Great Blanton is charged with check directly to him in Octo- Students) accepting a $30.10 check from ber 2012, and he also deposited program. Jon David Isabelle Burney of Old Stage the check into his personal T h e Break-ins, thefts Road, Riegelwood, on Oct. account, and did not apply the program has been success- 2, 2013, and not applying the money to Baldwin’s United ful in schools across the • Sept. 13 – Roderick Delane Shaw, Fairfax Village, White- check to the woman’s account. Insurance policy nation in helping children ville – attempted theft of 1988 Chevrolet pickup truck. Lloyd He’s also charged with ac- with and without fathers David Stewart, 40, of Four Oaks, arrested for felony attempted cepting a $36.44 premium pay- move to greater achieve- theft after being seen by Whiteville Police Sgt. Thomas Riggins ment from Regina Baldwin of Damaged ment in the schoolroom. inside the vehicle. Damage to the pickup included the driver’s Millie-Christine Road, White- The program is set for window being broken. ville, on Oct. 1, 2012, and did not The newly redone basket- noon at the Southern Siz- • Sept. 13 – Pepsi-Cola Company – break-in of machine in apply the money to Baldwin’s ball court at the West Side zler Restaurant here and is Whiteville Towne Center, U.S. 701 Bypass North, Whiteville, United Insurance policy “in Park here has been damaged a “Dutch treat” meal. theft of cash. the performance of his duties by someone making a “Figure • Sept. 12 – Tanya Lynn Smith, 10400 block of N.C. 904 East, as an insurance agent,” accord- 8” in black on the court, accord- Tabor City – theft of cash, medication. ing to the warrant. ing to a local police report from • Sept. 10 – Jason Charles Britt, Edmund Road, Evergreen Two more counts of embez- Sept. 11. – break-in, theft of assorted men’s clothing, water heater, zlement show Blanton fraudu- Prince Law Firm, PLLC medication. lently accepted a personal P check from Alice Stephens, written directly to him, in Oc- Vineland •Child Custody & Support tober 2012, and he “inappropri- •Divorce & Equitable Distribution •Traffic Tickets Station Amanda B. Prince CLASSIFIEDS SELL Available for wedding •Criminal Defense [email protected] receptions & other •Personal Injury We’re On The Web: Phone (910) 207-6609 events 100 Memory Plaza (910) 641-1980 CLASSIFIEDS SELL www.whiteville.com 642-3157 Whiteville, NC 28472 Fax (910) 207-6610 Lifestyles The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015 – 5-A

Chadbourn Mayor Donald Ray Bass signed a Seated left to right are Mary Mintz, Bass, Peggy ces McLean, Bertha Floyd, Amanda Bible Worley, proclamation designating Constitution Week Blackmon, Brenda Bullock and Cynthia Page; Barbara Whitson, Anne Parker, Nancy Collier and during the Major General Robert Howe Chapter, back row: Jess Hill, Peggy Bowers Seiden, Nancy Anne Gore. Daughters of the American Revolution meeting. Dove, Faye Pierce, Sue Gore, Elaine Blake, Fran- Clerk of Court Jess Hill is Constitution Week speaker By CLARA CARTRETTE signs in Gilbert, Ariz., gious accommodation to ob- Staff Writer the holding was that the tain relief under Title VII of town had violated the First the Civil Rights act of 1964, Columbus County Clerk Amendment by placing lim- which prohibits discrimina- of Court Jess Hill was guest its on the size of signs an- tion in hiring. speaker for the Major Gen- nouncing church services. In a religious freedom eral Robert Howe Chapter, The unanimous decision of case, the court found that Daughters of the American the Supreme Court was that Arkansas officials violated Revolution meeting during the town had violated the the religious liberty rights Constitution Week. First Amendment. of Muslim inmates by for- Meeting at the Lewis Li- The decision involved bidding them to grow beards brary in Chadbourn last differing restrictions on over security concerns. Wednesday, Nancy Dove led political, ideological and Judge Alito wrote for the the DAR Ritual and Pledge directional signs. majority using the same of Allegiance. The ordinance was chal- standard that was used in the Chadbourn Mayor Donald lenged by a pastor. Hobby Lobby case, which al- Ray Bass was a special guest All justices agreed that lowed for corporations to re- who signed a proclamation the law was unconstitutional fuse to pay for contraception designating Constitution but not the reasoning behind coverage for female workers. Week. it. The test: does the govern- Hill thanked the group Six justices stated that ment regulation place a sub- for inviting him. He said it the ordinance was invalid stantial burden on religious was an honor to be asked to because the most stringent practices? speak and he was blessed to form of judicial review If it does, the test requires be there. should apply. that the government show it He spoke on how some Three justices stated that had a compelling reason for of the new Supreme Court the majority opinion was too the regulation and no better rulings affect the U.S. Con- way to achieve it. stitution. On same sex marriage, One of the rulings was Hill said a 5-4 decision ruled, about a drug used in death with Justice Kennedy also penalty cases. writing for Breyer, Kagan, “Amendment VIII: Ex- Ginsburg and Sotomayor: cessive bail shall not be re- “No union is more profound quired, nor excessive fines Clerk of Court Jess Hill speaks on the U.S. Constitution than marriage, for it embod- imposed, nor cruel or un- ies the highest ideals of love, usual punishments inflicted. fidelity, devotion, sacrifice “Death row inmates have and family. failed to establish a likeli- “In forming a marital hood of success on the mer- union, two people become its of their claim that the use something greater than once of midazolam, a sedative, as they were. the first drug in Oklahoma’s “As some of the petition- lethal injection protocol vio- ers in these cases demon- lates the Eighth Amendment strate, marriage embodies a because it fails to render a love that may endure even person insensate to pain.” past death. In a 5-4 vote, Oklahoma It would misunderstand executions may go forward, these men and women to say with Judge Alito arguing they disrespect the idea of that rejecting every available marriage. means of carrying out the Their plea is that they do death penalty would amount respect it, respect it so deeply to striking it down even that they seek to find its ful- though it was constitutional. fillment for themselves. The dissent, argued by Their hope is not to be Justice Sonia Sotomayor: condemned to live in loneli- That the Eighth Amendment ness, excluded from one of should have barred Okla- civilization’s oldest institu- homa from using midazolam tions. They ask for equal because it cannot be trusted, Mayor Bass signs the Constitution Week proclamation as Peggy Blackmon looks on. dignity in the eyes of the law. it could render a person un- The Constitution grants them that right.” conscious and open to pain Regent Nancy Dove at the later stages. tional based on the Eighth that time and again people sion. The basis for Kennedy’s Justices Breyer and Gins- Amendment. have voted to exact the death Capital punishment pres- decision was the due process burg suggested that the death The majority responded penalty as punishment, and ents moral questions that stringent and that the rules clause of the 14th Amend- penalty may not be constitu- to the dissents, with Justices time and again the Supreme philosophers, theologians announced would endanger ment: “No state shall deprive Scalia and Thomas stating Court has upheld that deci- and statesmen have grappled reasonable sign ordinances. any person of life, liberty or with for millennia. Another case involved property without due pro- The Framers of the Con- employment discrimina- cess of the law.” stitution disagreed bitterly tion, with Abercrombie and Shell show in Port City Sept. 19-20 on the matter. Fitch stores declined to hire The state’s 40th annual tors. Participants from Penn- North Carolina collections For that reason, they a woman, saying her scarf gathering of shell collectors, sylvania to Florida will install and single shells, to mollusk handled it the same way they clashed with the company’s SHORT exhibitors and enthusiasts museum-quality displays. natural history and shell handled many other contro- dress code. returns to Cape Fear Museum The public is encouraged to photography. versial issues: they left it to It maintained that it BROS. of History and Science at 814 attend and learn about shells Rare, beautiful, large, tiny, the people to decide. should not have been made Market St. in Wilmington Sat- and shelling. freshwater, saltwater and land By arrogating to himself to guess that she wore a head RENT-A-CAR urday and Sunday, Sept. 19-20. Shell club members will be snails will fill several spaces, the power to overturn that scarf for religious reasons. Sponsored by the N.C. Shell there to answer questions and including the lobby. Experi- decision, Justice Breyer In an 8-1 decision (Justice $ 95 Club and Cape Fear Museum, dealers will be selling shells ence the largest gathering does not reject the death Thomas dissenting) Justice DAILY the shell show will feature and shell-related items. The of shell collections in North penalty, he rejects the En- Scalia, writing for the other 19 Hwy. 701, South of Whiteville hundreds of seashells col- show will feature scientific Carolina. lightenment.” justices, did not have to make lected far and wide by club and arts and crafts exhibits in For more information visit On Freedom of Speech, a specific request for a reli- members and other exhibi- more than 20 categories, from www.capefearmuseum.com. concerning large church 642-4175 6-A – The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015 Recycled art Engagements contest planned The Museum of Coastal Carolina at Ocean Isle Beach has selected “Beach in a Box” as the theme for its 2015 re- cycled art contest. Contestants can submit artwork that de- picts a beach scene or beach activity. The artwork must be con- structed only from recycled materials. The dimensions of the box containing the artwork can be no larger than 15” x 12” x 12” and must have one opening for front viewing. Recycled paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, and wood are all acceptable. Use of glue, tape, paint, markers, crayons and colored pencils on recycled Carlee Williamson Kaitlin McCoy materials is permitted. Trey Farmer John Triplett Artwork will be judged and prizes awarded in four cat- egories: elementary school, Williamson- middle school, high school, and McCoy-Triplett this year’s new adult (over age Farmer Dr. and Mrs. James J. Mc- 18) category. Kids gather around a park ranger at Moores Creek Tracy and Scott Farmer of Coy of Summerville, S.C. an- Artwork may be dropped Delco announce the engage- nounce the engagement of off from Nov. 2-19 at the mu- ment of their son, Trey, and their daughter, Kaitlin (Katie), seum at 21 East Second Street, Carlee Williamson of White- to John Triplett, son of Mr. Moores Creek Battlefield Ocean Isle Beach, Monday- ville, daughter of the late Tam- and Mrs. Bill Triplett of Clar- Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 my Nye of Lake Waccamaw. endon. p.m. Each piece of artwork The bride-elect graduated The bride-elect graduated invites fourth graders for free must be accompanied by an from East Columbus High from Bishop England High entry form, available at the nFamilies, classes en- pass to more than 2,000 federal Battlefield. The website also School and is a nursing student School in Charleston, S.C., museum or may be printed couraged to visit nation- recreation areas, including includes fun and engaging at Southeastern Community earned a B.S. degree at Appala- from the museum’s website al parks. national parks. learning activities aligned to College. chian State University and an “During the National Park educational standards, trip – www.MuseumPlanetarium. The groom-elect graduated A.A.S. degree at Trident Tech- org under the Special Events Moores Creek National Service’s centennial celebra- planning tools, safety and from East Columbus High nical College. She is employed tab. Artwork will be displayed Battlefield invites all fourth tion, we want everyone to get packing tips and other impor- School and works for the N.C. as a radiologic technologist at the museum Nov. 21. grade students to visit the park to know their national parks, tant and helpful information Department of Corrections. at the Medical University of as part of the White House’s and we’re offering a special for educators and parents. An Oct. 10 wedding is South Carolina in Charleston. new Every Kid in a Park pro- invitation to fourth graders In addition to providing ev- planned at 6 p.m. in Riegel- The groom-elect graduated gram. Starting Sept. 1, fourth and their families to discover ery fourth grader in America wood. from South Columbus High grade students can now go everything that national parks a free entry pass for national SCC Presents School and earned a Doctor to www.everykidinapark.gov offer,” said National Park parks and federal public lands EDU-Cable programming of Pharmacy at UNC-Chapel to complete an activity and Service Director Jonathan B. and waters, fourth grade edu- can be viewed locally on Time Hill. He is employed as a clini- obtain a free annual entry Jarvis. “We hope these free cators, including homeschool Warner Cable of Whiteville and Wright cal pharmacist at the Medical passes for fourth graders will educators, youth group lead- surrounding areas, CH. 6. Tune University of South Carolina. introduce them, their classes ers and their students across in weekly from 9 a.m. - midnight A 4 p.m. wedding is planned and families to our national the country will also partici- or view online at www.sccnc.edu reunion for Oct. 3 at Runnymede Plan- treasures — places where they pate in the program through This week on EDU-Cable: tation in Charleston. can run and play, explore and field trips and other learning Monday - Wednesday – Friday learn.” experiences. The Battle of - Sunday is Sept. 27 Moores Creek National Moores Creek Bridge directly 9 a.m., 2 & 6 p.m. - The Read- The Wright Reunion will Battlefield offers a variety of relates to the fourth grade ing Room begin at noon Sunday, Sept. 27 HHS Class of activities that fourth graders curriculum and students can 9:30 a.m., 2:30 & 6:30 p.m. – A at the fellowship hall behind and their family can enjoy, expect to see and experience Special Concert with Jorge Rodri- Forest Lawn Baptist Church. 1960 reunion including guided interpretive history in a personal way. guez Ochoa and Elizabeth Leddy and educational programs, Making a field trip reservation A covered dish luncheon will 11 a.m., 4 & 8 p.m. - Spotlight begin at 12:37 p.m. Cups, paper slated Sept. 19 science-based summer camps is free and requires very little North Carolina Cooperative Ex- and a self-guided Junior Rang- hassle on the teacher’s end. plates, dessert plates and uten- The Hallsboro High School tension – Lake Waccamaw, One sils will be provided. er program, to name a few. If the educator or principal of a Kind – Nakoma Simmons Class of 1960 will hold its To receive free national would like for a Park Ranger Participants are encour- 55th-year reunion Saturday, and Toby Hall aged to bring photographs parks passes, fourth graders from Moores Creek to come 11:30 a.m., 4:30 & 8:30 p.m. - Sept. 19 at Honey Hill Hunt- and their teachers can visit the out to their school and assist and other exhibits that will ing Preserve. Columbus County Cooks with be displayed. There will be a Every Kid in a Park website with getting their class or Harry Foley – International Classmates will begin and play a game to access their entire fourth grade set up, brief program and plenty of gathering at 3 p.m. for rem- Salad time to review the numerous special Every Kid in a Park park staff would be more than Tuesday – Thursday - Satur- iniscing, fellowship and pass. Fourth graders and their willing to come out and make exhibits that have accumu- snacks. day lated over the years. families can use this pass for a site visit free of charge and 9 a.m., 2 & 7 p.m. – Everybody A short business meeting Descendants of Stephen free entry into national parks assist students in getting their Talks – Columbus County Toy will be held at 4 p.m. and a Wright (1800-1852) and Amelia and other federal public lands passes. Park staff may even be Store – Sue Hawks, Rev. Ken photographer will take a Fowler Wright (1802-1870), and Jonathan Sturdivant and waters across the country able to bring the plastic passes Baker and Dr. Dave Heller group picture and other pho- their guests are invited. The from Sept. 1, 2015 through Aug. and allow each child to trade in 9:30 a.m., 2:30 & 7:30 p.m. - tos at 4:30 p.m. Wright Reunion began about 31, 2016. Students will receive their paper pass for a plastic Breaking Boundaries – Women A grilled steak dinner will 1882 and in 2014 attending Sturdivant is a paper pass, but these passes pass. However, paper passes on the Forefront of Change be served at 5 p.m. and several were descendants of nine of can be redeemed for a plastic will be accepted at all National Tuesday – Thursday – Sat- local classmates have volun- the 16 children of Stephen and selected for pass at Moores Creek National Parks and Federal lands. urday teered to bring desserts. Amelia . 11 a.m., 4 & 9 p.m. - Inside Anyone with a change of membership Whiteville City Schools – School For more information call information for their email, Nutrition – Rhonda Dutton and Richard Wright at (910) 653- mail or phone should call New art show to open at 2082. (910) 770-0333 or (910) 840-1827. in NSHSS Kathryn Faulk Jonathan D. Sturdivant has MC Erny Gallery at WHQR been selected for membership WHQR Public Radio in award-winning artist who in the National Society of High Wilmington has announced is an active member of the School Scholars (NSHSS). He is that the MC Erny Gallery Rappahannock Art League a junior at the N.C. School of at WHQR will open a new in Kilmarnock. She displays Science/Math and is the son of show Sept. 25: her work year- Eugene and Betty Sturdivant. “Under the round in their The announcement was Canopy- Two Studio Gallery SEPTEMBER made by NSHSS founder and Women’s Jour- as well as in chairman Claes Nobel, senior ney,” work by juried shows member of the family that Diana Jamison throughout SPECIALS established the Nobel Prizes. and Celia Mc- Virginia. The Society recognizes top Guire. She has re- Prices Good scholars who have demonstrat- An opening cently been Open 7 Days A Week ed outstanding leadership, reception will accepted as a September 1-30, 2015 scholarship and community be held Friday, member of the commitment. Sept. 25 from 6 “The Red Barn Northern Neck “On behalf of NSHSS, I to 9 p.m. Guests by the Road” Artisan Trail. am honored to recognize the are invited to McGuire, hard work, sacrifice and com- meet the artists, WHQR staff from travel executive to art- Nat. Light Newport Camel mitment that Jonathan has and on-air personalities while ist traveling the world on 3 Pack Special $ 91 3 Pack Special $ 47 demonstrated to achieve this enjoying great food and wine. business, to capturing the 18 pk Suitcase exceptional level of academic An additional reception will same world in her landscape excellence,” Nobel said. “Jona- be held Friday, Oct. 23 and the paintings, enjoys being able 14 13 than is now a member of a show will remain on display to reflect different scener- Winston Kool unique community of scholars until Nov. 13. ies, bucolic meadows, sunny $ 99 – a community that represents A portion of the proceeds fields and seascapes in her 3 Pack Special $ 55 3 Pack Special $ 25 our very best hope for the from the sale of art benefits paintings. future.” WHQR. Having retired to Bruns- 11 14 “We are proud to provide Jamison has demonstrated wick County, she now travels, 9 lifetime membership to young remarkable growth since she reads, refreshes her language scholars to support their started painting in 2007. She skills, sails and dedicates Bud & Bud Light Newport Marlboro growth and development,” said has worked with watercolors most of her free time to paint- 12 Oz. Cans James W. Lewis, NSHSS presi- and pastels, but her primary ing the world she loves. Smooth Select dent. “We aim to help students interest is painting with oils She had a solo show at like Jonathan build on their and creating mixed-media the Olde Town Gallery in academic success by connect- paper collages. Her impres- Fayetteville and had works ing them with unique learning sionist style and use of rich hung at the Cape Fear Studio, $ 95 experiences and resources to color are her vehicles of self- Franklin Square Gallery and $ 99 $ 12 Pack help prepare them for college expression. Sunset River Marketplace 12 Pack Pack and meaningful careers.” “One of my first was over- in Calabash and has been $4849 Per Carton NSHSS members become coming the fear of putting Featured Artist of the Month 4 lifetime members. At each down the first stroke of the for the Oak Island Art Guild. 9 5 step along the way – from high brush,” Jamison said. “An- Gallery hours are Monday school to college to career other was to move beyond – Friday from 10 a.m. – 4 – NSHHS connects outstand- painting what I see, to paint- p.m. The MC Erny Gallery at Sam’s Pit Stop ing young scholars with the ing what I feel. I strive for my WHQR is on the third floor of WHITEVILLE - 2 Locations: 503 Jefferson Street & 1707 South Madison Street resources they need to develop work to provoke an emotion The Warwick Building at 254 BOLTON: 1128 Green Swamp Road • HALLSBORO: 4236 Sam Potts Hwy. their strengths and pursue or tell a story.” N. Front Street in downtown • DELCO: Hwy. 74-76 • LAKE WACCAMAW: Old Hwy. 74, across from post office • CHADBOURN: 101 Strawberry Blvd. their passion. Jamison is a self-taught, Wilmington. Deaths The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015 -- 7A

JULIE WARD BRADY ROBERT LEE MCCOY JOHN WILLIAM KEMP L. BALDWIN DEATH NOTICE LADSON, S.C. -- Julie Ross WHITEVILLE -- Robert Lee CRAWFORD WILMINGTON -- Kemp L. Ward Brady, 39, died Friday, McCoy, 92, died Tuesday, Sept. CHADBOURN -- John Wil- Baldwin, 85, died Thursday, Sept. 11, 2015 in Trident Medi- 8, 2015 at Shoreland Health- liam Crawford, 86, died Thurs- Sept. 10, 2015 at Lower Cape cal Center in Charleston, S.C. care. day, Sept. 10, 2015 at Columbus Fear Hospice and LifeCare She was born in Lynchburg, He was a vet- Regional Healthcare in White- Center. He was the son of the Va., the daughter of Carl and eran of the U.S. ville. He was the son of the late Kemp Leopole Baldwin Anne Ward of Nakina. A r m y. late Lyle and Velma Turner and Anna Wis- She was a preschool teach- The funeral Crawford and was also preced- hard Baldwin. er at Ridge Baptist Church. will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, ed in death by a sister, Grace He served Final rites will be held at 11 Sept. 14 at the Brunswick-Wac- Crawford Cliff. in the Army a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15 at Hap- camaw Baptist Headquarters, He was a vet- during World py Home Baptist Church with 600 Pinelog Road, Whiteville. eran of the Ko- War II in Germany and later Rev. Richard Collins officiat- Burial, with military hon- rean War serv- worked for the N.C. Hwy. Divi- ANNIE MAE SMITH ing. Interment will be in the ors, will be in Campground ing in the U.S. Army. sion. BOLTON -- Annie Mae church cemetery. Visitation Cemetery. Viewing was held A graveside service was A graveside service will be Smith, 98, died Thursday, will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13 at Peoples Fu- held Sunday, Sept. 13 at Chad- held at 11 a.m. Thursday Sept. Sept. 10, 2015 at Lower Cape Monday, Sept. 14 at Peacock neral Home and Monday, Sept. bourn Memorial Cemetery 17 in Mt. Pleasant United Fear Hospice and LifeCare Funeral Home in Whiteville. 14 one hour prior to and fol- with Rev. C.F. McDowell III Methodist Church Cemetery, SARAH RENA CLARK Center in Whiteville. She is survived by her hus- lowing the service at the head- officiating. Worthington Fu- 269 Manns Chapel Road, Pitts- BOILING SPRING The funeral will be held band, William Charles Brady quarters. neral Home in Chadbourn boro with Rev. Jim Jones offi- LAKES -- Sarah Rena Clark, at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15 at Jr.; her parents; one brother, Surviving are three daugh- handled the arrangements. ciating. McKenzie Mortuary 82, formerly of Clarkton, The New Townsend Temple Chuck Ward of Ocean Isle ters, Sandra Troy and Cindy He is survived by his wife, is handling the arrangements. passed away peacefully at Church, 273 Smith Lane, Beach; and two sisters, Betsy Lee McKoy, both of Fayette- Connie Edwards Crawford Survivors include two sis- Lower Cape Fear Hospice Bolton. Burial will be in Ward Roop of Apex, Christina ville and Darlene McKoy of of the home; two sons, Rich- ters, Julia Baldwin Gooch of and LifeCare Center in Bo- Townsend Temple Memorial Ward Rogers of Nakina. Kansas City, Kan.; five sons, ard Scarlett of Detroit, Mich. Durham and Mary Baldwin livia Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015. Gardens. Viewing will be held Memorial donations may Leon McKoy of New Haven, and Ronnie Scarlett of West- Shuping of Wilmington, for- A graveside service will from noon-7 p.m. Monday, be made in her name to Camp Conn., Randolph McKoy and land Mich.; one stepdaughter, merly of Whiteville. be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 14 at Peoples Funeral Strawderman Scholarship Christopher McKoy, both of Cathy H. Cocke of Daphne, Sept. 20 at White Plains Home of Whiteville and Tues- Fund (c/o Margaret Gould- Whiteville, Lorenza McKoy Ala.; and five grandchilden. JIMMY J.C. BRITT Church, 6049 White Plains day, Sept. 15 one hour prior to man), 10902 Brookwood Ave, of Chadbourn and Hew Lee Memorials may be made BLADENBORO -- Jimmy Church Road, Council, N.C. and following the service at Upper Marlboro, Md., 20772, McKoy of Kansas City, Kan.; to Chadbourn Presbyterian (J.C.) Britt, 80, died Thursday, 28434. Wilmington Funeral the church. or donations may also be 34 grandchildren; and 66 Church, 600 E. First Avenue, Sept. 10, 2015. & Cremation, 1535 S. 41st Surviving are her daugh- made to The V Foundation for great-grandchildren. Chadbourn, N.C. 28431. The family held visitation Street, Wilmington, N.C. ter, Beverly Ann Mitchell of Cancer Research in Memory Friends may visit the fam- Sunday, Sept. 13 at Center 28403 is handling the ar- the home; two sisters, Au- of Julie Brady. Notifications ily at 4176 Joe Brown Highway SAMUEL LENNON Road Baptist Church. Final rangements. to be sent to William Brady, North, Whiteville. gusta Andrews and Katie B. MONROE -- Samuel Len- rites were held Sunday, Sept. Local survivors include 186 Two Pond Loop, Ladson, Ford, both of Freeman; four non, 83, formerly of Clarkton, 13 at the church. Burial was her son, Mark A. Bigford S.C. 29456 along with your gift brothers, Walter Jacobs of ALONZO MARVIN died Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2015. in Bladen Memorial Gar- and wife, Beth, of Boiling to 106 Towerview Court, Cary, Freeman, Alexander Jacobs FREEMAN The funeral will be held dens. Bladen-Gaskins Funeral Spring Lakes; one daugh- N.C. 27513 or make a donation of Florida, Eddie Jacobs of JAMAICA, N.Y. -- Alonzo at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15 in Home of Elizabethtown han- ter, Stephanie Bigford Ot- online at jimmyv.org. California and Arthur Jacobs Marvin Freeman, 71, formerly the chapel of Peoples Funeral dled the arrangements. taway of Boiling Spring of Philadelphia, PA; and three of Clarkton, died Thursday, He is survived by his wife, WILLIAM ‘BILLY’ LEE Home in Whiteville. Burial Lakes; two sisters, Marjo- Sept. 3, 2015. Mabel of the home; a son, grandchildren. HARRELSON will be in Jones Cemetery in rie Priest of Clarkton and The funeral will be held James of Hope Mills; five sis- ELIZABETHTOWN -- Wil- Clarkton. Viewing will be held Claudia Batten of White- MILDRED SASSER at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16 ters; and one brother. liam “Billy” Lee Harrelson, Tuesday, Sept. 15 one hour pri- ville; two grandchildren, ROBBINS at Pierce Chapel AME Zion 70, died Thursday, Sept. 10, or to and following the service Jamie A. Bigford and wife, LAURINBURG -- Mildred Church, 595 Porterville School 2015 at New Hanover Regional at the funeral home. Becky, of Winnabow and Sasser Robbins, 102, formerly Road, Clarkton. Burial will be Mt. Tabor MBC fall Medical Center in Wilming- Surviving are three daugh- Lindsey Kretchman and of Whiteville, died Friday, in Mitchell Field Cemetery. ton. He was preceded in death ters, Darlene Lennon, Maria revival Sept. 14-18 husband, Douglas, of Ra- Sept. 11, 2015 in Scotia Village. Viewing will be held from by his parents, George W. Har- Lennon and Anita Vann, all leigh; one step-grandson, She was born Sept. 6, 1913 in noon-7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15 Mt. Tabor Missionary Bap- relson and Vernell Lennon of Baltimore, Md.; three sons, Eric Ottaway and wife, Columbus County, the daugh- at Peoples Funeral Home of tist Church will hold its re- Harrelson, one brother, Len- Andre Lennon, John Lennon Katelyn, of Raleigh; and a ter of the late Albert Sasser Whiteville and Wednesday, vival Monday, Sept. 14-Friday, nie Harrelson; and one sister, and Terry Brown, all of Balti- faithful canine companion and Mortie Lee Pierce Sasser. Sept. 16 one hour prior to the Sept. 18 beginning nightly at Hilda H. Pope. more, Md.; two sisters, Annie of 15 years, Pepe’. She was preceded in death by service at the church. There 7 p.m. The revivalist for the The family received friends Lennon of Monroe and Deb- In lieu of flowers, memo- her husband, Earl Julius Rob- will be no viewing after the week is Rev. Dr. T. Rodney Sunday, Sept. 13 at Bladen- bie Lennon of Baltimore, Md.; rials may be made to the bins; her parents; four sisters, service. Murray, senior pastor at First Gaskins Funeral Home, 3131 and one brother, Marvin Len- Lower Cape Fear Hospice Maggie Sasser Batten, Mattie Surviving are his wife, Baptist Church in Lumberton. Martin Luther King Drive. non of Baltimore, Md. and LifeCare Center Foun- Sasser Marlowe, Ruth Sasser Mary Freeman; mother, Lo- Music will be provided by Final rites will be held at 4 dation, 1414 Physicians Barefoot, Grace Sasser Young; rene Freeman of Clarkton; various choirs and beginning p.m. Monday, Sept. 14 at Dub- Brunswick Waccamaw Drive, Wilmington N.C. and two brothers, Carl Sasser two brothers, James Walter on Monday night, Mt. Mo- lin First Baptist Church with 28401. and Edison Sasser. Freeman and Earl Monroe Association Women’s riah’s choir will provide the Revs. Cameron McGill and Please share condo- She was employed with Freeman, both of Clarkton; Auxiliary sets session music and on Friday, the First Warren Hill officiating. Buri- lences with the family at Brunswick Electric Corp. un- one sister, Shirley Lorene Baptist Church choir will pro- al will be in Bladen Memorial The Women’s Auxiliary of www.wilmingtoncares.com. til her retirement. She was Chambers of Sterling, Va.; 15 vide the music. Gardens. the Brunswick-Waccamaw 910.791.9099 the oldest living member of grandchildren; and 15 great- The church is located at He is survived by his wife, Missionary Baptist Associa- Whiteville United Methodist grandchildren. 824 Cherry Grove Road, Cerro JENETTE FAULKNER Linda Butler Harrleson; two tion will observe its 98th an- Church. Gordo. LEWIS sons, Shane and Ashley Har- nual session Saturday, Sept. Final rites will be held at Rev. Dr. Thomas Souther- BLADENBORO -- Jenette relson, both of Elizabeth- Whiteville HC 19 beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the 3 p.m. Monday, Sept. 14 in the land is the pastor. Faulkner Lewis, 56, died Tues- town; three brothers, George headquarters building, 600 chapel of Peacock Funeral pastoral anniversary day, Sept. 8, 2015 at her resi- D. of Lisbon and Herschel and Pinelog Road, Whiteville. The Home with Rev. Paul Stalls- Whiteville Holiness Church dence. Paul, both of Elizabethtown; service will be rendered by worth officiating. Burial will will celebrate their pastor’s, The funeral was held Satur- three sisters, Janice Pope of Rev. Leon Dockery and Little Amber Paige be in Whiteville Memorial Elder Otis Geiger and elect day, Sept. 12 at Bryant Swamp Clinton, Gail Harrelson Ven- Iron Hill Baptist Church of Cemetery. The family will re- lady Pamela Geiger 18th pasto- Missionary Baptist Church, able of Brownsville, Wisc., Tabor City. The host church Babson ceive friends from 2-3 p.m. ral anniversary Sunday, Sept. 61 Bryant Swamp Road, Blad- Melody H. Matthews of Eliza- will be Big Macedonia of Sup- October 14, 1987 - Monday, Sept. 14 at the funeral 21 at 4 p.m. enboro. Burial was in Butters bethtown; and two grandchil- p l y. September 14, 2008 home. The guest minister will Cemetery. Peoples Funeral dren. Home of Whiteville handled She is survived by nieces be Pastor Helen Jones of Fay- Olive Grove MBC the arrangements. and nephews. Mt. Olive FWBC etteville First Born Holiness Surviving are two sons, Church. The guest choir will appreciation program Daniel Lewis of Durham and WESSIE LOUISE SESSOMS revival Sept. 14-18 be the Geiger family of North Olive Grove Missionary BLADENBORO -- Wessie and South Carolina. The guest Baptist Church of Fair Bluff David Lewis of UNC-Chapel Mt. Olive Freewill Baptist Louise Sessoms, 86, died Fri- organist will be Pastor Kevin will hold its Deacon and Trust- Hill; two sisters, Joyce Single- Church will hold its revival day, Sept. 11, 2015 at Wood- Joyner. ee appreciation program Sun- tary of Elizabethtown and Monday, Sept. 14-Friday, Sept. haven in Lumberton. She The anniversary is spon- day, Sept. 20 at 4 p.m. Myrtle Faulkner of Lumber- 18 beginning nightly at 7:30 was preceded in death by her sored by the pastor’s aide sup- ton; and two brothers, Jerry p.m. The speaker will be Rev. husband, June Sessoms; one port team. Faulkner of Bladenboro and Jonathan Simmons along sister, Virginia Dove; and a Grace EC yard sale James Faulkner Jr. of Lum- with special singing each grandson. Grace Episcopal Church berton. night. The family received friends will hold a yard sale Satur- The church is located on Delta Kappa Sunday, Sept. 13 at Butters day, Sept. 19 from 8 a.m.-noon. Clarendon FWBC Old Glade Road in North Baptist Church. Final rites Gamma meeting There will be household items, Still Missing you after 7 years! Hallsboro. baskets, books and furniture. camp meeting were held Sunday, Sept. 13 at The Omega Chapter of Delta Amber, we love you very much. the church with Rev. Bobby Kappa Gamma will be held Help will be available to load Clarendon Freewill Bap- Daddy, Mama, Amanda, tist Church will sponsor The Winebarger officiating. Buri- Chadbourn PC Thursday, Sept. 17 at Chad- furniture. Wilmington Conference of the al was in Singletary Cemetery summer Bible study bourn Baptist Church. The The church is located at 105 Mema and Granddaddy FWB Church, Inc. camp meet- in Butters. Bladen-Gaskins hostess will be Ethel Thomas. S. Madison Street. A summer Bible study will ing Monday, Sept. 14-Friday, Funeral Home handled the ar- Committee meetings are be held Wednesday, Sept. 16 Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. rangements. planned for 6 p.m. followed by from 6-7 p.m. at Chadbourn There will be different She is survived by one son, dinner and the program by Presbyterian Church. In Memory of speakers each night. Tony Sessoms of Bladenboro; Anna Marie Inman, director The church’s pastor, Rev. The church is located at one daughter, Paulette Rodg- of Circle of Hope at 6:30 p.m. C.F. McDowell III is leading 3960 Williams Road, Claren- ers of Evergreen; four grand- Reservations should be Willie Q. Troy a study of the Old Testament don. children; and one great-grand- made by calling Thomas at book of Isaiah. For more information call child. 654-4069 by Monday, Sept. 14. The church is located at 600 Husband, Father Ethel Cartrette at 653-4674 or The hostess group will pro- East First Avenue in Chad- Pastor Bobby Cartrette at 653- vide a gift to be auctioned. bourn. and Papa 4236. Smyrna BC to Another observance has Chadbourn hold gospel sing A gospel sing will be held come and gone, marking Library meeting Sunday, Sept. 20 at Smyrna another year without you, The Chadbourn Commu- Baptist Church at 6 p.m. fea- you are always in our thoughts, nity Library invites the com- turing Nadine and Stevie. The hearts and conversations. munity to attend its annual church is located at 4934 Pea- meeting Sept. 28 at 7 p.m. cock Road, Whiteville. A love It’s not my will, but Thine be done. The library is located at offering will be taken. 301 N. Wilson Street. For ques- tions call 654-3322. March 20,1950 - Sept. 11, 2001 HOPD sets fall (The Pentagon) Bethesda UMC revival Sept. 16-18 Numerous changes have occured since we lost you, but it homecoming The House of Prayer and remains constant that we still love and miss you. We still Bethesda United Methodist Deliverance will hold its an- miss being with you, hearing your voice, seeing your nual fall revival Friday, Sept. Church will hold its home- smile, and hearing your laugh. We always will. coming Sunday, Sept. 20 with 16-Sunday, Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. worship service at 11 a.m. The nightly. The speaker will be 112 Jefferson St. • Whiteville, NC 28472 We Love You, guest speaker will be Rev. Bishop Terry L. McZeke of 910.642.2128 Monument of Faith Christian Judy, ReNeé, Jasmyn, Olivia, Freddie Gore. Lunch will be www.mckenziemortuary.net served. Ministries of Marion, S.C. GabriElle & Terry Rev. Ken Sides is the pastor. Barbara Powell is the pas- #5657 tor. Editorials The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015 Courthouse still Restoring N.C. welfare to work not satisfactory requirements

as electronic By TOM CAMPBELL NC SPIN

issues frustrate “He that will not work shall not eat (except by sickness he It must take all the king’s horses to be disabled),” Captain John build a courthouse. Smith told the 1609 Jamestown After the new courthouse’s opening colonists. It wasn’t a new idea, in was delayed by several months, it’s been fact it dates back to at least the plagued with several design or construc- first century when the Apostle tion issues, cost overruns, and now, a Paul wrote the church in Thes- lack of proper electronic gear to conduct salonica, “For even when we were with you, we used to give you this proceedings. order: if anyone is not willing Officials say that more funds are to work, then he is not to eat, being allocated to fix the problem, but either.” Columbus County’s so-called modern Our nation was founded on the courthouse isn’t so modern when it isn’t concept that we are sturdy, hard- equipped with video screens that allow working people, responsible for evidence to be presented. ourselves but also to our neigh- Deputies still must drive inmates to bors. We have long been willing the court- to help those who could not help themselves and in that spirit of house for The point For the love of the hunt compas- their first First its opening was de- By JEFFERSON WEAVER dogs, just as I have to similarly they saw me coming, and having sion al- appear- layed by months, then is- Staff Writer ask forgiveness when a dog hunter neither the horsepower nor the lowed gov- ances. This sues with an HVAC system releases a half-dozen hounds on a authority to pursue them (on the ernment takes an that can’t remove enough His muzzle was gray and 10-acre tract and swears he didn’t public roads, anyway), I just noted programs incredible humdity from the air scarred, and the ears a ragged, un- intend for them to invade the sur- what I could of the vehicles and to provide amount of popped up. Now, essential even, unmatched pair that would rounding thousand acres. license tags, and filed them away that help, especially time and electronic equipment, par- have caused many a bench trial My parents didn’t hunt, but for later reference, namely when resources champion to throw up his hands in when I decided I wanted to start strange tire tracks appear on the during The ticulary that which would Great De- for what frustration. He was skinny, but not hunting, they made sure I had wrong side of those aforemen- allow video conferences for pression. could be a gaunt, in fighting trim, as opposed old school, hardcore teachers and tioned posted signs, and spotlights to malnourished, despite what the mentors. I used to wonder if Rob- flash across the pastures at my We grew relatively first appearances, is not in sometimes-shrill animal rescue ert Ruark’s grandfather in “The barn, followed by shots in the night increas- place. Tom Campbell simple people’s claim. His toenails were Old Man and the Boy” was purely a and rousing cheers. ingly task. worn by thousands of miles of fantasy; then when Mr. Woody took I never thought I’d live long concerned Most counties, especially those with honest work in sand and soil and me under his wing, I wondered enough to say the following words, that some who were able to help new courthouses, use video conferencing swamp, scrabbling his way over if maybe my parents paid him to but when I was young, things were themselves had become too for first appearances, with the defendant fallen trees after the day’s prey. be so strict. But as time has gone different. Rare was the land we dependent on government as- never having to leave the jail. Judges, at- His paws were those of a work- on, I’ve discovered that we used hunted without asking permission sistance. In 1996, President Bill Clinton signed welfare to work torneys, the district attorney’s office and ingman, scarred and calloused. to have a lot of mentors like this. first. We were courteous of other legislation into law. Workfare, deputies welcomed this highly anticipat- He wasn’t stupid, by any means, We still have some, my good buddy hunters. If we didn’t have enough since he kept farther off the road Carl Clark area to hunt with dogs (when we as it was called, proclaimed that ed new feature in the courthouse. and had greater situational aware- and now had trailing hounds to hunt with) those who were able had to work The county jail is ready and able to ness of most humans who bicycle, his son, we went somewhere that we did. to continue what had become provide video conferencing for first ap- moped, or walk down the side of Jake, are We tried not to rain shot down commonly known as welfare. pearances. the highway. excellent on unsuspecting people who did Many predicted that poverty and The new courthouse has had many is- I almost always check hounds I examples, not understand that doves were hunger would soar as people left sues, the most recent of which is the rev- see walking beside the road, since but I still between us and them. We hunted the welfare rolls, but just the elation that the air conditioning system far too many of them are cast aside worry that around part-time jobs that helped opposite happened. The welfare rolls dropped from 5 to 2 million, isn’t adequate to remove humidity from when they reach the end of their we have far pay for shells and fuel, as opposed largely among those who had the building.This requires dehumidifiers usefulness to those for whom hunt- too many to skipping school and demand- ing is a sport to be enjoyed from a feral hunt- ing a credit card paid for by our never been married. to be placed around the facility, including truck rather than on the ground. ers with parents. There is nothing wrong with the courtrooms. This fellow was friendly enough no appre- If I sound harsh, it’s with good asking those in the wagon who One judge has even indicated that he’ll that I knew he wasn’t abandoned, ciation for Jefferson Weaver reason. I love to hunt, trap and can, to get out and help pull with hold court in the Demsey Herring An- and besides, he had a collar with their sport. fish. If I see arrogance and bad be- the rest of us, former Texas Sena- nex on Smith Street due to the heat and a nameplate and an address just Take, for example, the kids I saw havior on the art of some hunters, tor Phil Gramm explained. There humidity at the new facility. a mile or two up the road. There the other day. It was just after the what does the general public see? is strong evidence that work is The new courthouse was needed, but was even the name of a hunting opening day of dove season. The If a landowner hears a huntin’ essential in helping establish a person’s sense of self worth and it should be done right. Between budget club on the tag, the same club gang rode on a heavily-customized bum demand entry, lie about the dignity. cuts and poor engineering, as evidenced whose signs marked trees every truck, dusted off the name-brand law and threaten to burn some- few dozen yards, just across the hunting clothes, broke out shot- one’s property, all because a hound We cannot allow our compas- by the dehumidifiers and the absence of ditch. After sharing the obliga- guns that would cost me a couple can’t read, what is that landowner sion and generosity to move video conferencing for first appearance, tory Nekot and relieving him of months pay, and after posting likely to say when someone who us to lessen the requirements taxpayers are not getting what they paid a few bloodsucking hitchhikers, I multiple pictures to social media, does respect his property asks or qualifications, or attempt to for, and justice is suffering. was rewarded with a tail wag and they went hunting. Although I am permission? Too many times in justify why some aren’t working. There continues to be a disconnect be- a polite farewell as he resumed sure their dog is well-trained and recent years I’ve heard folks say But we must also avoid the trap tween the county, the architect and what his mile-eating trot toward home, very expensive, he exhibited the the words, “We don’t let anybody of calling those who receive these judges demand for a proper trial, hearing hips and tail swinging in rhythm manners of a happy toddler, as in, because we’d have to let every- benefits worthless or lazy, as some have done. or first appearance. as they disappeared. opposed to a motivated hunting body hunt here.” Workfare was a great concept Every project of this magnitude has a I am not a dog hunter, as people dog. Thinking back, I wonder if My hunting hosts know me; like to call them; the correct term the parents didn’t hire the same they know I follow their rules. I re- and worked pretty well for more punch list, which points out uncompleted is ‘houndsman,’ although few folks someone to train both dog and spect their property, as well as the than 20 years but the Great Reces- aspects of a project or faults in construc- even know that word anymore. kids, but the dog didn’t cuss, at greater privilege to pursue wild sion of 2008 knocked the props tion. The major players need to finalize a Although I am not a houndsman, least that I heard. game. Whether or not I agree with from under this success story. punch list and put all these not-so-insig- a dog hunter, or whatever term I was greatly amused by the every decision is immaterial. I’m a Unemployment soared and those nificant issues to bed. you prefer, I have nothing against young ladies accompanying them, guest, and hunting is a privilege, who could not find work increas- At some point, the facility will be fully ethical, legal hunting with dogs. I since both the girls were wearing not a right. ingly turned to government help. functional, but one has to wonder when love the symphony of coonhounds makeup and earrings. I wouldn’t I don’t need to kill something More than 40 states, including that will be. The problems that lie ahead in the stillness of a freezing black have been surprised if their own every time I go to the woods, nor do North Carolina, received waiv- are not insignificant, nor are they accept- night. There is no joy like that of camo was pressed and laundered. I feel I have some right to violate ers from the requirement that able. a beagle striking a rabbit’s trail, I am reasonably sure they were the law if my legal hunt hasn’t food stamp recipients must work, and there is even beauty in the lacking in buttons, elsewise I likely been successful. Mr. Woody and so volunteer or be enrolled in job sometimes cacophonous babel of wouldn’t have known that one of many others taught me that if you training programs in order to Walkers finding, trailing and then the less modest young ladies was cherish God’s forests and fields, receive more than three months sighting a deer. wearing a camo bikini. At least I you can set yourself aside and re- of benefits in a three-year period. I have nothing against legal, hope it was a bikini top, and not alize there are far more important The Department of Health and Quotes of ethical dog hunters; regardless something more intimate. things than how tall a truck is, how Human Services has announced of the claims of the high-priced Now, if you hunt better by look- much a gun cost, or what brand of our state will begin restoring the lobbyists we still hunters and ing like a collision between trucks camouflage you can afford. work requirement in counties trappers fight every year in the owned by Abercrombie and Fitch What I was taught was not a over the next six months, affect- the week legislature, I don’t know of any and Bass Pro, that’s your business. love of self and expensive things, ing more than 100,000 current reasonable hunter who wants to If, however, you decide to ran- not a love of blood and bragging recipients. Maine reinstated these “The calls that you’re going on, there see anyone prohibited from hunt- domly park beside a public high- rights, but a love of the hunt. work provisions last year and the has ing in whatever legal manner they way and begin blasting away at If we forget that love, we’ll lose number of recipients dropped never been an issue with (quality of choose on the land that they have doves on powerlines stretching the object of our affections, and from 12,000 to 2,500. care). It’s getting you to the patient’s Thumbs down the permission to enter. I have to over posted property, that makes it hunting will disappear like the If we truly want to help people bedside and then to the emergency room pray for forgiveness any time I my business. The aforementioned tail of a old hound making his off “the public dole” and onto that we’re talking about.” hear a dedicated still hunter talk kids did just that. way home down the side of a long a road of self-sufficiency our – Dr. Dr Joseph Dell’Aria, medical director of poisoning or shooting hunting The kids roared away when country road. legislature must help by restor- for county rescue squads, on missed calls at ing the earned income tax credit Cerro Gordo Rescue. A declining number of they eliminated several years volunteers continues to hurt the operations ago. This is often the difference at a number of EMS units in the Columbus between making it or not to lower County. Church at night income citizens. BY RAY LUNDY light. We can debate what constitutes “There’s a place for the emergency room Special to The News Reporter The scene reminds me of a Its lights within cast shadows an “able” person or even what and a place for your primary care doc. qualifies as work, but we strongly Walking down the yellow line poem written by my old friend and Across old oak pews which held We’re not going to replace either. We’re support the principle that those in the middle of Highway 76, I can literature lover, David J. Small. Those who once knelt rever- just a great middle step for you when who can work should do so. We see the bright lights illuminating The only thing missing is the pic- ently it’s Friday and 5 o’clock and your child also recognize that some need the front of the church and steeple. ture of Fair Bluff Baptist Church And illuminates the stained- needs medical attention for something help in the transition to self-suffi- It is late; a light rain is falling, at night. Thanks, David. glass windows that’s not critical.” ciency and North Carolina would and from under my poncho I stop Fair Bluff Baptist Church Named for families who once – Larry Burroughs, who will be one of the be an uncaring state if we were and observe the beauty of the old At Night sat in their special places. physician assistants at the Columbus Re- not willing to provide that help. church at night. Tattered by time it stands gional Urgent Care center. The urgent care Campbell is former assistant I have walked past her many Straight and tall, stoically sen- From its steeple the beckoning North Carolina State Treasurer center is temporarily located at the rear of times at night, but not in a light tineled bell and is creator/host of NC SPIN, a the hospital near the main entrance, but rain. The rain increases, and the On the river’s edge Sounds across sleepy streets, a weekly statewide television discus- will be moved to the building that currently large drops dance on the pavement. Echoes of harmonious evening reminder sion of NC issues. NC Spin airs in houses the open MRI on Jefferson Street The rain drops look like small hymns Of its simple solace, Wilmington on WILM-TV Sundays west of the main facility. round diamonds in the bright Sung by long-gone choirs Glory be to God’s Holy House. at 8 a.m. The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015 – 9-A McDonald’s Presents Whiteville High School East Columbus High School West Columbus High School South Columbus High School

Savannah Ahjanae Frederick Blake Todd Baldwin Evans Soles

Junior Savannah Todd is the 16-year-old daugh- Ahjanae Baldwin is the 15-year-old-daughter Frederick Evans, a senior, is the 18-year old Senior Blake Soles is the 18-year-old son of ter of Mikell and Teresa Todd. She is active with of Latoya Steele and Emanuel Baldwin. The son of Connie and Dennis Evans of Chad- Chris Soles and Angela Tompkins. He is ac- the art club and Future Farmers of America and sophomore said that she likes how teachers bourn. He says he likes everything about tive in the schools Future Farmers of America, plays guitar. Art is her favorite activity at school. at her school are “willing to help us and teach WCHS. “I like my teachers because they push a former varsity football player and enjoys the Outside of school she keeps busy caring for us new things.” Civics and economics are her me to make better grades in school.” His fa- school’s construction and carpentry program. animals on her grandparents’ farm. What she favorite classes “because Mr. Skipper always Carpentry with instructor Ronald Cartrette is his vorite class is Spanish because “I like saying likes best about school is “the opportunity to likes to make sure we have fun and he teaches favorite class. “I like working with my hands,” take early college 11th and 12th grade years.” us a lot of things.” Baldwin is a cheerleader, words in this language.” Frederick is involved Blake said. The volunteer with the Tabor City What she wishes she could change includes plays volleyball and is a member of the band. with football, basketball, baseball and track Fire Department said that he “enjoys helping the voice the students have in school deci- “I’m proudest of all the accomplishments I’ve and his proudest accomplishment is becom- people” and in his free time likes to hunt. After sions. “Our opinions should be heard since we ing a senior. Asked the most interesting fact do make up most of the people who are here.” made and how I continue to work hard,” she graduation, he wants to become a full time fire about him that most people do not know, he Her favorite classes are English and art. “Both said. She describes herself as “intelligent and fighter and EMT. of the teachers are very nice and understand- caring.” Her favorite performer is August Alsina. said, “I have small feet. Really small feet.” He ing in helping me find interests in their subjects. No Way Out is her favorite book and The Best plans to attend college next year but doesn’t They help me and others achieve goals.” The Man Holiday is her favorite movie. She enjoys say where. He doesn’t have a favorite music experienced horseback rider dreams of becom- attending church. She hopes to attend Duke performer or group and doesn’t have a favor- ing a veterinarian and plans on attending N.C. University or N.C. A&T and has dreams of be- ite book or movie, but he says is favorite food coming a pediatrician. State University after high school. is “fries and steak.”

Now with Columbus Students two Whiteville locations to serve you 1408 1110 North Of The Week S. Madison St. JK Powell Blvd. 9/11 remembered at East Columbus High School By JEFFERSON WEAVER can tell you exactly what they where he worked before ECHS, ery person who died that day Staff Writer were doing, and when. This was recently diagnosed with are listed.” isn’t something you forget, what’s commonly called “WTC Abernethy called on the The auditorium at East and it’s something we mustn’t Cancer.” The condition is com- students to honor the sacri- Columbus High School went forget.” mon among people exposed fices made in the War on ter- eerily silent for a few minutes Abernethy noted that most to the dust and chemicals ror, and never to take freedom Friday morning. of the casualties of 9/11 were released when the towers col- for granted. The students listened in- not military personnel fight- lapsed. “If you ever doubt what we tently as teacher Latanya ing in a war zone, but civil- The principal said he was have is precious,” Abernethy Patillo reminded them of ians. The casualties continued familiar with the towers in said, “take a look at what’s Friday’s date. as the country went to war New York, since his stepfather happening around the world “What’s printed in the his- against the countries that lived there. – Syria, Yemen, the Central tory books,” said Pattillo, “is harbored and supported the “The view from the obser- African Republic, and many also etched in our hearts. terrorists, he said. vation deck at the WTC was more places. Just look at the We must never forget what “And it doesn’t end there,” not something you forget,” he news, and you’ll see why we happened on Sept. 11, 2001, Abernethy said. He noted that said. “I’ve also been to Ground should never take our freedom and we must strive to keep TiAnna Pyatt and Kristen a teacher in Pender County, Zero, where the names of ev- for granted.” the principles of courage and Howard recite the poem freedom alive.” “110 stories,” which re- Friday’s event was one of counts the attack on the several in the area memorial- World Trade Center in New izing the nearly 3,000 Ameri- York. cans, including firefighters and police officers, killed in Lt. Col. Ophelia Munn- the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist Students at ECHS raise the Goins called on the students attacks. Radical Muslim ter- flag at the school Friday for a moment of silence in rorists hijacked four airlin- morning. honor of the victims of the ers, crashing two into the attacks. World Trade Center towers gram featured the National “Remember them,” she in New York and one into the Anthem sung by Antonio said. Pentagon in Washington, D.C. Figueroa and LaTavia Hardy, Dr. Bryan Abernethy, prin- Passengers overwhelmed the a recitation of the poem “110 cipal for the school, noted that terrorists in a fourth plane, Stories” by TiAnna Pyatt and some of the students are too which crashed in a field near Kristen Howard, and a mes- young to remember what they Shanksville, Pa. sage by Malaysia Small. The were doing when the attacks The Junior ROTC of ECHS program also featured a video occurred. hosted the school’s 9/11 Re- of the attacks in New York. “But I can assure you,” he membrance Friday. The pro- said, “every adult in this room

Teen Science Café group to tour newspaper office Open Minds Teen Science 5 p.m. at the N.C. Museum of 127 West Columbus Street and Café (OMTSC) participants Natural Sciences at Whiteville, return to the museum at the will get a behind the scenes 415 S. Madison Street. The conclusion of the tour. Teens tour of The News Reporter group will stroll the block to should be picked up at the mu- Friday, Sept. 18 as staff writ- The News Reporter facility at seum no later than 7 p.m. er and photographer Fuller Royal takes them on a journey through the departments of the local newspaper. He will explain different phases that the newspaper must go through prior to being made available to the public, including adver- tising, editorial and produc- tion, plate dark room, printing press, distribution and news offices. Participants should meet at

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Staff photo by ALLEN TURNER A crew from the R.J. Corman Railroad Company began making repairs along the for- The Piney Forest Baptist Church’s Stick members from Mission Friends, Team KIDS mer Carolina Southern Railroad lines last week. They are pictured here working on a and FROG Squad won the People’s Choice portion of the Go Tell Columbus talent au- portion of track in Chadbourn. ditions Saturday. Front, from left, Austin McCleney, Holland, Emilie and Swift Pridgen, Emma Grace and Abby McCleney, Kinley Nance and Mykela Canipe. Rear, from the left, Aidam Canipe, Ann Marie Butler, Ethan Hinson, Ashley Stocks and Anna Kay Nance. Senate and House leaders strike Go Tell Columbus talent winners budget deal but details not public By NICOLE CARTRETTE “There could be a lot of their patience and persever- picked Saturday at fair grounds News Editor codicils,” he said. “There is a ance in reaching this tentative The duo of Aubrey Wil- group up there that is adverse agreement,” Berger said. “I liams and Holly Harden, rep- Details of a budget com- to incentives of any kind.” look forward to working with resenting the Porter Swamp promise that N.C. Senate and He voiced concerns about my Senate colleagues to pass a Baptist Church, won the Co- House leaders say they reached the entire budget process and final budget next week.” lumbus County’s Got Talent Friday have to yet to be made delays that may result from July 1 marked the beginning show held Saturday at the Co- public but officials say a con- a limited few controlling all of the fiscal year. Lawmakers lumbus County Fairgrounds. ference report will be released negotiations. have passed three continuing The duo will open the night today (Monday). “If it is a negotiation that budget resolution this year. performance of Newsong on Speaker Tim Moore (R- nobody is involved, then I can Driver’s education funding Oct. 5 for the Go Tell Columbus Cleveland) and Senate Leader foresee a lot of problems and is expected to be part of the Crusade to be held at South Co- Phil Berger (R-Rockingham) more worries,” Waddell said. compromise but those details lumbus High School, Oct. 4-7. announced in a press release He said that President Pro remain a secret. The young women sang that they reached a compro- Tem Phil Berger has such a Moore told reporters that “Come As You Are,” written by mise on “several major budget stronghold in the Senate that caucus members and the con- performer Aubrey Williams, provisions over the biennium.” his caucus will do “what he tells ferees needed to review every- and the presentation featured “We haven’t seen the budget them to do. It’s not that way in thing before it was released to each singer with a guitar. deal yet,” said Rep. Ken Wad- the House.” the public. One of the outstanding dell, a Chadbourn Democrat. “We certainly understand Terms of an agreement on performances of the after- “I’m not going to commit to that this has been a long and the state’s tax structure do not noon, presented by the Piney anything until I see it.” hard process, but our diverse appear to be part of the compro- Waddell said that funding and growing state needs a well- mise. More than $100 million Forest Baptist Church’s Youth Photos by GRANT MERRITT for teacher assistants appears crafted, conservative budget in tax cuts had been proposed. Stick Team members from Holly Harden, left, and Aubrey Williams won the Go Tell to be “safe” for one year but the to ensure a successful future,” Berger said those differ- Mission Friends, Team KIDS Columbus talent auditions Saturday at the county fair- funding source for the second Moore said. “I feel that Sen. ences would be resolved soon. and FROG Squad, brought a grounds. standing ovation from the 250 year remains a mystery. Berger and I were able to reach The latest continuing budget who attended. rose from their seats in ap- The children’s choir from The House and Senate had good compromise on a number resolution expires Friday. The Piney Forest group, preciation. Old Zion Wesleyan Church been at odds over whether to of issues that are important to lead by Emily McCleney, Angie Members of the Piney For- near Guideway was the third- give local school districts the our state. I look forward to re- Democrats to Nance and Kristen Nance, was est group, based near Chad- place winner in the People’s authority to use money for viewing the final conference re- selected as the People’s Choice bourn, are Aidam Canipe, Choice list of winners. teacher assistants for other port with my House colleagues meet Thursday winner. Ann Marie Butler, Ethan Hin- Carolyn Ann Jones of purposes, if they elect to do so. this weekend and Monday, and They will perform on Satur- son, Ashley Stocks, Anna Kay Whiteville was the second- Waddell said that he had then setting a vote for this up- The Columbus County Dem- day, Oct. 4, as part of the cru- Nance, Austin McCleney, Hol- place winner. been told that tax incentives coming week.” ocrat Party will meet Thurs- sade’s Youth Night program. land, Emilie and Swift Prid- The crusade raised $1,059 tied to job creation, commonly “I am grateful to Speaker day, Sept. 17 at 6 p.m. in the new As the young members of gen, Emma Grace and Abby with People’s Choice voting referred to as JDIG credits, Moore and members of the courthouse. the stick team formed crosses McCleney, Kinley Nance and based on one vote costing $1. were included in the compro- Senate and House for their All Democrats are urged to with their sticks, the crowd Mykela Canipe. (Bob High) mise. willingness to compromise, and attend. Sports The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015 - Page 1B Gators smash winless streak by conquering Titans 30-12

LAKE WACCAMAW - Persistence of the first quarter as Trumal Baldwin paid off for the East Columbus Gators provided a four-yard touchdown run. football team Friday night. Trask, whose record fell to 1-3, got After not winning a game all of last its first score on a run Tyrese Arm- season and getting knocked around in strong their first two games this season, they The second Gator score came on an stormed the door to victory Friday 18-yard touchdown pass from Leumi- night with a 30-12 decision over the chael Jones to Dexter McKoy. Trumal visiting Trask Titans. It was the Ga- Baldwin added a two-point conversion tors’ first win in 15 outings. run for a 14-6 halftime lead. Coach Rocky Lewis’ Gators domi- Another scoring run by Armstrong nated second half play and held pos- cut the Gator lead to 14-12 in the third session of the football on the 10-yard quarter, but ECHS controlled the score- line when time expired.. board the rest of the way. The Gators (1-2) had only 23 players An interception by Thomas Yates suit up for the game, including two help set up another touchdown for called “During out open date week, we Baldwin and the Gators successfully emphasized running harder to the ball converted a two-point conversion. on defense, said Coach Lewis, whose Ryaan Collins added an 18-yard touch- Gators held a 14-6 halftime lead. We down run and Jones passed to McKoy didn’t to do a very good job of that in for another two-point conversion. our game with Lakewood, but things Late in the fourth quarter, T.J. were much better tonight.” Brown recovered a fumble that set up Lewis, whose father Bob Lewis (a a touchdown by Darius Bellamy and legendary figure in Eastern North a two-point conversion run by Chris Carolina high school football, who Jacobs. is still coaching at Clinton) used his Yates and Brown had big nights on team’s open date to watch his son gain defense for Gators. his first win. “I’m proud and happy for my play- “It was special to have him here for ers and I feel like I got the monkey off Staff photo by Fuller Royal this,” Rocky Lewis said. my back,” said Lewis,. “We played only Lewis pointed out that a key point 20 players tonight and a lot of them in the game came when the Gators played just about the whole game. It fumbled away the second half kickoff was a great team effort.” Staff photos by Stuart High and Trask took over the ECHS 20. The Gators will be back on their Photo by Hannah Bullock “It was almost another ‘Here we go homefield this Friday when they are East Columbus players T.J. Brown (partially hidden), Justin Chestnutt (10) and Leumichael Jones again,’ for us,” Lewis said. “But our scheduled to take the field against close in on Trask ball carrier Jonathan Jordan (7) in Friday night’s high school football game. East defense went out and stopped them and Jones Senior at 7 p.m. Columbus won 30-12 for its first win since the 2013 season. Other players identified on the play are we got a lot of momentum from that.” Report and stats by Frank Ciamillo East Columbus’ Nigewon Gore (9) and Khylif Colson (54) and Trask’s Steve Jordan (23), Brandon The Gators held a 6-0 lead at the end Anderson (67), and Vance Barnhill (68). Pack holds off Trojan bid with big-play offense, clutch defense

By DAN BISER in its first two games with the Wolfpack forced a Trojan Sports Editor North Brunswick and East punt, and two plays later Bladen. Carr broke loose on his 45- In a game involving several The Wolfpack will have yard scoring sprint that gave key turnovers, the Whiteville an open date Friday and will the Wolfpack a 6-0 lead as the Wolfpack managed to finish travel to play West Columbus first-quarter clock expired. on the top of a 26-22 score Sept. 25 to open defense of its Carr ran a sweep to his right Friday over the visiting West last two Three Rivers Confer- for the successful two-point Brunswick Trojans. ence championships. conversion that made the Senior quarterback Nydir “We’ll be working the next score 8-0. Carr overcame two pass in- two weeks at getting every- After recovering a West terceptions in the first half body back healthy as much as Brunswick fumble on the to run for two touchdowns possible.” Little said. “We’ve second play of the second and pass for two more as the had several players having to quarter, the Wolfpack had Wolfpack evened its season Fall sport sit out with injuries the past the ball at its own 41 yard record at 2-2. two weeks, but hopefully we’ll line before the Trojans came Carr carried the ball 16 be getting most of them back.” up with an interception of times for 157 yards, including West Brunswick, which suf- another Carr pass. touchdown runs of 51 and 41 fered its second straight loss, The turnover led to a 48- yards. He also completed 12 of slipped to 2-2. The Trojans yard scoring drive by Tro- 20 passes for 120 yards, includ- were paced by the quarter- jans, who got the points on a ing touchdown passes of 30 backing of Hunter Ashburn 26-yard scamper by Ashburn. yards to Cameron Smith and and a hard running attack. Ashburn then caught the ball 28 yards to Wesley Thompson. Whiteville’s defense was led in the end zone off a halfback The Wolfpack was not by linebackers Andrew Pow- pass to make the score 8-8 flagged for a penalty the en- ell, Garrett Wilson, Moncho- with 8:47 left in the first half. tire first half. via Gaffney, linemen Jarred Whiteville came right “I’m really proud of the Little and Roshad McNeil back, moving the ball 65 way our guys played and the and defensive backs Wesley yards on 10 plays and getting way they hung with it,” said Thompson and Nate Powell. its second TD on a 30-yard, WHS head coach Luke Little. Whiteville had some dif- fourth-down pass from Carr Staff photo by FULLER ROYAL “We turned the ball over too ficulty getting established on to a wide open Cameron Whiteville receiver Wesley Thompson (left) hauls in a 28-yard touchdown pass from many times, but we came back offense as it was stopped on Smith to make the score 14-6. Nydir Carr in Friday night high school football action against West Brunswick at Legion with some big plays, and our three plays on its first posses- A two-point conversion try Stadium. Johnny Cochran is the West Brunswick defender on the play. The third-quarter defense came up big in some sion and gave the ball up on failed. tight situations.” its second possession when a West Brunswick took the pass put the Wolfpack on top to stay as it captured a 26-22 victory over the visiting The Wolfpack closed its second-down pass by Carr was Trojans. Whiteville, now holding a 2-2 record, will have an open date this week before non-conference schedule with intercepted by the Trojans. See Pack on 2B opening play in the Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference Sept. 25 against longtime rival West a 2-2 record. Both losses came Late in the first quarter, Columbus at Cerro Gordo. Stallions fall hard to WRH

VINEGAR HILL - For The Stallions were unable Rivers Conference games. the second straight year, the to advance the ball past their South Columbus has never South Columbus Stallions own 40-yard line the entire lost to East Columbus in their have completed Three Rivers evening. previous 24 meetings. Conference play with a win- Wallace-Rose Hill improved Price was making his first less record after falling to its season record to 3-1 while appearance at South Colum- defending state 1AA champion South Columbus slipped to 0-4. bus since his 2009 departure Wallace-Rose Hill 52-0 Friday Coach Kyle Hutchison’s to Wallace-Rose Hill. night. South Columbus team, which In 12 seasons as SCHS head Wallace-Rose Hill, coached was shut out for the first time coach, Price coached the Stal- by former South Columbus this season, will have an open lions to 10 Waccamaw Confer- head coach Joey Price, quickly date Friday before stepping ence championships and his shook off the effects of its 33- into Three Rivers 1A-2A Con- 2007 Stallion squad advanced 15 loss to James Kenan Sept. 11 ference play on Sept. 25 in an to the state 2A finals and fin- by taking control and jumping away game at East Columbus. ished with a 15-1 record. to a quick 14-0 lead on a pair Last year, the Stallions Price’s WRH teams won of touchdown runs. A 48-yard overcame their rough non- state 1A championships in punt return continued the conference showing by win- 2009 and 2010 and took the Bulldog onslaught. ning five of their seven Three state 1AA title last fall.

Staff photo by FULLER ROYAL SCHS spikers garner two more victories 1965 champs honored ROWLAND - The South Co- Wednesday by scores of 25-11, son Spencer followed with Members of the 1965 Whiteville High championship football team applaud their head lumbus High School volleyball 25-12 and 25-13. eight. coach Buck Jolly (left) during Friday night’s halftime recognition of the team’s 50th team picked up a Three Rivers Mattie Johnson led SCHS Hailey Sarvis contributed anniversary of their 11-1 season that included the Region II-2A championship and Conference victory Thurs- with seven service points and 18 assists as Coach David Mar- day, the day after topping Pur- six kills while Taylor Turbev- lowe’s South Columbus team a share of the 1965 state 2A championship. A total of 21 players from that record- nell Swett in a non-conference ille and Lindsey Jones had put its conference record at 3-0 shattering team were on hand for event. Jolly now resides in Elizabeth City. The match. four kills each. 1965 Wolfpack lost its season-opening game to Lumberton but went on to capture The Lady Stallions swept Macy McPherson recorded See SCHS on 2B the Waccamaw Athletic Association championship before claiming playoff wins over South Robeson in three sets 13 service points while Madi- Wake Forest and Burgaw. The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015 - 2B Attack on official puts serious detriment on high school football Three Rivers Conference It was a stunning assault stands for everything. Many We can put the blame on a high school football game towns and communities base wherever we want because football records official. Not just one player, their annual economy on the this incident at Marble Falls but two, inflicted it. success of their high school could have just as easily Conf. Overall PF PA It’s probably happened football teams. Season tickets have happened here in North Red Springs 0-0 3-0 72 14 before, but not to this extent are at a premium and often Carolina or in any other Whiteville 0-0 2-2 88 85 and certainly not caught on are handed down through state. camera. West Columbus 0-0 1-2 88 116 several generations. Suspensions are being Two players attacked an San Antonio’s John Jay upheld, arrests have Fairmont 0-0 1-2 78 117 official from the blindside High team made the 90-mile been made. A difficult East Columbus 0-0 1-2 42 92 during a live play Sept. 4 in trip to take on Marble Falls investigation is underway. South Robeson 0-0 0-3 18 109 one of the most flagrant and in the second week of the These two teenagers could vicious acts I’ve seen on any season. well face some serious South Columbus 0-0 0-4 26 135 type of athletic field. These Apparently there had been jail time and will almost St. Pauls 0-0 0-4 44 180 were teenagers actually trying signs of unrest throughout certainly never be allowed to to inflict a critical injury on Dan the game as two of Jay’s best play football again. an adult right in the middle players were ejected earlier FRIDAY’S RESULTS of the field. The video is Biser for unsportsmanlike conduct. This one football game in Whiteville 26, West Brunswick 22 sickening to watch. The two players who made Texas is a strong indicator It happened in Texas. not getting the job done. As East Columbus 30, Trask 12 deadly hits have reportedly that social standards of our Believe me, having been a far as I’m concerned, there is Wallace-Rose Hill 52 South Columbus 0 stated that the official country are continuing to son of the Texas football absolutely no exaggeration had used racial slurs in crumble. West Columbus - OPEN soil myself, there is no other in Friday Night Lights (the addressing them. It was also There is no trust. How Northside Jacksonville 51, Fairmont 26 pedestal that holds the sport book, the movie and the TV reported that an assistant many more senseless as high. series). That’s all true-to-life West Bladen 43, St. Pauls 20 coach for the Jay squad murders like those just Many Texas high schools stuff in the Lone Star State. made statements that could recently in Charleston, Red Springs - OPEN deem losing on the football It’s really no longer a big have encouraged the players Roanoke, Houston and South Robeson - OPEN field as totally unacceptable deal when ESPN brings its to “take out” the official. Illinois are going to occur? and they back that up with cameras to Texas for another Miraculously, the official did And now there is someone multi-million dollar stadiums, nationally televised high THIS FRIDAY’S GAMES not receive life-threatening taking pot-shots at motorists indoor practice facilities and school game. injuries. as they drive a busy section Jones Senior at East Columbus gigantic weight rooms. A From August and into Even back in the days of Interstate 10 in Arizona. West Columbus at Aynor, S.C. coach can consistently put November and December, when I played, we were told This is certain to continue up records like 14-1 or 13-2 varsity football players are Whiteville - OPEN more than once by our coach until the authorities are able and still be pounded with treated like kings in the South Columbus - OPEN that good sportsmanship was to apprehend the person or harsh criticism by school halls and classrooms of their for losers and that winning persons responsible. Red Springs at Lakewood administrators, parents and schools. South Brunswick at Fairmont other staunch supporters for It’s a state where football stood out above all else. Where are we headed? St. Pauls - OPEN South Robeson at Harrells Christian Academy

Games begin at 7:30 p.m.

SCHS Continued from 1B

and season mark at 8-1. The South Columbus junior varsity stayed unbeaten with scores of 25-13 and 25-19 over the SRHS jayvees. South Columbus will take on Fairmont Tuesday at Fair- mont in a key Three Rivers Conference match.

On Wednesday, the Lady Stallions defeated Purnell Swett in a non-conference match played at UNC-Pembroke. SCHS won by scores of 25-10, 25-7 and 25-7 with Mattie Johnson helping lead the way with 11 service points and eight kills. Taylor Turbeville had nine points and eight kills while Madison Spencer finished with seven points and seven kills. Lindsey Jones had eight points, five kills and five blocks and Savannah Elliott tallied eight service points. SCHS also won the junior varsity match by scores of 19-25, 25-19 and 25-11. Staff photos by FULLER ROYAL In other volleyball action, East Columbus defeated Red Springs by scores of 25-16, 25-19 and 25-6. ECHS won the ju- State baseball title rings galore nior varsity match 25-12 and 25-17. Players and coaches of the 2015 Whiteville High School baseball team show off their state 1A championships rings following the presentations at halftime of Friday night’s WHS-West Brunswick football game at Legion Stadium. In other Thursday volleyball matches, Whiteville shut out Coach Brett Harwood’s Wolfpack squad has won the last two state 1A baseball championships and also claimed Red Springs by scores of 25-12, 25-10 and 25-17, and also won the 2012 2A state title. The majority of the players on the team now have two or three state championship rings. the jayvee match 25-20 and 25-20. East Columbus topped St. Pauls by scores of 25-19, 25-19 and 25-3. ECHS also won the JV match by scores of 25-20 and 25-15. Fairmont swept West Columbus in three straight matches and the Fairmont JV won it in two straight matches. Soccer round-up Visiting West Brunswick West Columbus. took a 5-0 shut-out victory over the Whiteville Wolfpack In Thursday soccer action, last Wednesday in a non-con- Pender edged East Columbus ference boys soccer match. 4-3, South Brunswick topped West Brunswick also won South Columbus 5-0 and East the junior varsity match-up Bladen defeated West Colum- 6-0. bus 9-0. Whiteville is scheduled to In a junior varsity match, open Three Rivers 1A-2A Con- Whiteville defeated Fayette- ference play today at 6 p.m. at ville Christian 7-0. Girls tennis round-up In Wednesday’s girls ten- In Thursday play, White- nis action, South Columbus ville defeated Red Springs 9-0, bumped West Columbus 9-0, East Columbus turned back East Columbus thumped Red St. Pauls 6-3 and West Colum- Springs 8-1 and Whiteville bus defeated Fairmont 9-0 downed West Brunswick 7-2. Williamson wins contest Kevin Williamson of Whiteville won Week 2 of the Allstate- Angela Slagle Agency Pigskin Picks Football Contest with 16 Whiteville High quarterback Nydir Carr turns on the jets on his 45-yard touchdown sprint on the final play of the first of 18 games picked correctly and won by way of the tie-breaker quarter of the Wolfpack’s game with visiting West Brunswick. Carr ran for two touchdowns, passed for two more and over four other contestants. In the VIP contest, Freddy Norris, scored on a two-point conversion run in the 26-22 Wolfpack victory. Whiteville closed the non-conference portion Ted Williams and Brian Murphy tied with 15 correct picks each. of its schedule with a 2-2 record.

Middle school a 28-yard pass to Wesley Thompson time, moving the ball to the Trojan Team members included Turner Pack who was free in end zone for the 26. Brown, Zach Pait, Ryan Dudney touchdown. The two-point conver- During halftime ceremonies, Byron Leggett, C.J. Campbell, Ge- football scores Continued from 1B sion was no good. members of the 1965 WHS Region rardo Maggioli, Nick Hood, Connor lead in the third quarter after re- The Wolfpack’s big defensive play II-2A championship team were Grainger, Hunter Cartrette, Hunter Shallotte 24 covering a fumble by the Wolfpack’s of the game came early in the final recognized along with head coach Harwood, Grayson Ward, Taylor Central 20 Raeqwon McAllister after catching a quarter when Ashburn ran the ball Buck Jolly. Smith, Mackenzie Gore, Cyrus Ja- pass from Carr. and fumbled at the WHS 41. On the Team members on hand included cobs, Brooks Baldwin, Cameron Car- Central’s Ty Moss scored It took the Trojans four plays to next play, Carr ran another keeper captains Charlie Ripple and James trette, head coach Brett Harwood, two touchdowns, Jake Har- score with running back Shikeem and broke loose on another TD run Smith along with Ed Baldwin, Ron- and assistant coaches Todd Burney, wood scored one touch- Hill carrying the ball on all four that made the score 26-15. nie Barden, Vinson Bowers, Bill Fielding Hammond and Bunky Wil- plays, one for 29 yards. Hill got the West Brunswick drove the ball Floyd, Mike Formyduval, Sidney liams. down, and Deandre Manning touchdown on a seven-yard blast and 70 yards on its next possession, get- Gibson, David Heath, Mel Herring, The Wolfpack defeated South scored a two-point conver- Ashburn kicked the extra point that ting the points on a seven-yard run Roy Herring, Rick Maxwell, Junior Stanly in a best-of-three series at Ze- son. gave the Trojans a 15-14 lead with 6:40 by Ashburn, then Ashburn hit the McKeel, Sandy McNeill, Tommy bulon’s Five-County Stadium for its left in the third quarter. extra point to cut the Wolfpack lead Palmer, Malcolm Smith, Guy Towne second state 1A title in as many years Hallsboro 22 Once again, Whiteville answered to 26-22 with just over two minutes Jr., Dickie Turner and Ed White. and its third state title in four years. Cedar Grove 0 with a score of its own, putting remaining, Eight starters are expected to re- together a 70-yard drive that took Whiteville managed to keep the Also, the 2015 WHS baseball team turn for the 2016 Wolfpack baseball seven plays and was culminated on football and run out the remaining got their state championship rings. team. The News Reporter, Monday, September 14 - 3-B

Sports Fall sports in full swing at all levels Calendar Today, September 14 Girls Tennis WHS at East Bladen, 4 p.m. Middle School Girls Soccer Chadbourn at Williams, 4 p.m. WCHS at Nakina, 4 p.m. Central at Acme-Delco, 4 p.m. Hallsboro at Tabor City, 4 p.m. Boys Soccer SCHS at ECHS, 4:30 p.m. WHS at WCHS, 4:30 p.m. Junior Varsity Boys Soccer WHS at Fayetteville Christian, 5 p.m.

Tuesday, September 15 Central’s Grace High shot eludes the Chadbourn keeper. Central’s Maggie High (4) and Alex Bellamy (8) attack the Chadbourn goal. Girls Tennis Red Springs at WCHS, 4 p.m. WHS at St. Pauls, 4 p.m. SCHS at Fairmont, 4 p.m. Volleyball SCHS at Farimont, Junior Varsity and Varsity, 4:30 p.m. South Robeson at ECHS, Junior Varsity and Varsity, 4:30 p.m. Red Springs at WCHS, 4:30 p.m. WHS at St. Pauls. Junior Varsity and Varsity, 4:30 p.m.

Wednesday, September 16 Cross Country WHS hosting at Nolan Park, 4:30 p.m. Boys Soccer Whiteville’s Zach Baxley (5) battles a Fayetteville Chris- WCHS at SCHS, 4:30 p.m. tian player for possession during a recent junior varsity match. Jacob Mitrious (17) is also pictured. ECHS at Red Springs, 4:30 p.m.

Thursday, September 17 Whiteville’s Taylor Smith battles a West Brunswick player. Girls Tennis St. Pauls at SCHS, 4 p.m. ECHS at WHS, 4 p.m. Volleyball WCHS at South Robeson, Junior Varsity and Varsity, 4:30 p.m. St. Pauls at SCHS, 4:30 p.m. ECHS at WHS, Junior Varsity and Varsity, 4:30 p.m. Boys Soccer Lejuene at ECHS, 4:30 p.m. Emmanuel Christian at SCHS, 5 p.m. WHS at West Bladen, 6 p.m. Chadbourn advances the ball in match against Central. Friday, September 18 Football ECHS at Jones Senior, 7:30 p.m. WCHS at Aynor, S.C., 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, September 19 Boys Soccer WHS at Richmond County, Junior Varsity and Varsity, 2 p.m.

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Performs patient care activities and related services neces- a NEW CROP of Covington sweet sary in caring for the personal needs, NOTICE OF SALE BY THE COLUMBUS COUNTY potatoes and taking orders for Red safety, and comfort of patients. Long- We Buy or sell lots on Ripper peas. Call 642-7548. term care experience desired. Great BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE RESIDENTIAL benefits and working conditions. BIG GREEN PEaNuTS - Hand Please come by our facility and com- Waccamaw Shores BUILDING CONSTRUCTED BY picked, refrigerated. $40 green bush- plete an application. WEST COLUMBUS HIGH el, $80 boiled bushel. Contact 910- Autumn Care of Shallotte, 237 Mul- Dupree Landing 520-5874 or 910-918-1212. berry St. Shallotte, NC 28459 (910) SCHOOL TRADE AND INDUSTRIES CLASS 754-8858. EEO/M/F/Disabled/Vet- DIXIE LEE PEaS - RED RIPPER for eran Employer Development Corporation sale. Call 770-2009 or 910-646-3172 Ed Johnson, President A public auction will be held on the Grounds LakE POINT aSSISTED LIvING, of West Columbus High School on Thursday, fRESh MuSTaRD aND OkRa pick Lake Waccamaw has opening for: fresh to order. Call 910-642-2597 Activity Director certified, (910) 207-2913 September 17, 2015, at 12:00 NOON. CNA 2nd and 3rd shift. [email protected] GREEN PEaNuTS fOR SaLE. Transporter, Housekeepers, $35.00 a bushel. Call 770-1950. Cooks, Dietary Aide. PuERTO RICaN SWEET POTaTOES Please apply in person to Michelle grown 1 mile from Williams School. Hurst, Administrator or Ashley Nor- Call 910-317-7128 ris, Office Manager.

RESIDENTIAL COUNSELOR Our organization is committed to addressing the needs of children and youth who have been traumatized by an array of HOUSE: SPECIFICATIONS situations. BS from an accredited college preferred. Minimum Our beautiful apartment complex features on-site laundry • 24X64 – 1536 SQUARE FEET HOME – high school diploma. Group residential childcare experience facilities, picnic area, playground, business center, on-site preferred. Responsible for the implementation of a residential • 50 YEAR ¾ ADVAN-TECH SUB FLOORING management and maintenance staff. Make sure to call or treatment program for 8-9 troubled youths referred by juvenile • 30 YEAR OWENS CORNING ARCHITECTURAL stop by today to find out about our move in specials and courts, psychiatric hospitals, social workers and private par- SHINGLES our availability. Let us help you move into your new home! ent placements. This is a live in position. 10 days on, 5 days • CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS off rotating schedule throughout the year. Job description • EXTRA BLOCKING FOR ADDED SUPPORT available upon request. THIS POSITION IS IN COLUMBUS Covey Run Apartments COUNTY. • 2x10 FLOOR SYSTEM • OPEN CONCEPT LAYOUT 910-640-1656 Exempt salary position. We offer an excellent benefit pack- age. EOE • FRENCH DOORS ADDED FOR FUTURE DECK • INSULATION ADDED IN ALL INTERIOR WALLS Covey Run II Apartments You can apply online at www.boysandgirlshomes.org, by 910-640-2438 email at [email protected], or fax to 910-646-3609 and/or For information call West Columbus High School mail applications to Boys & Girls Homes of NC, Inc – P. O. 7294 Andrew Jackson Hwy. SW, Cerro Gordo, NC 28432 Office Hours are: Box 127, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450 – Attn: Tesa Bush, Hu- 910-654-6111 Monday-Thursday 8:30am-4:30pm man Resources Manager. For questions, please call Tesa Bush or Call Bill Phipps, Board Attorney, at 910-653-7770 at 910-646-3083 ext 205. *rental rates depend on availability; apartments are income to qualify September 10, 14, 2015 8B - The News Reporter, Monday, September 14, 2015

doublewide. 4 BEDROOM, 2 BaTh to a point located in an existing ditch; NEAL RAYMOND ALFORD and/or This the 20th day of August, 2015. This the 11th day of September, diate payment to the undersigned at Sunset Terrace Rd. $600 per month. thence along and with the center of JAMES NEAL ALFORD, Kristen N Lee the following address: Call 910-377-2217. 2015. said ditch, North 07 degrees 04 min- Defendants Administratrix of the Estate of Gloria Saunders McCabe, This the 14th day of September, utes 30 seconds West 189.13 feet to To: UNKNOWN HEIRS OF JOHN Charles Englert Executrix of the estate of 2015. an existing iron located in the center GEORGE, SYLVESTER GEORGE, James E. Hill, Jr., PLLC Theonia Fowler Saunders, DIANA G. ELLIOTT LONG of said ditch; thence continuing along M.C. GEORGE, HATTIE ALFORD, Attorney at Law 1344 Charleston Lane 717 SAVANNAH ROAD ROOM fOR RENT with kitchen, liv- and with center of said ditch South SYLVESTER ALFORD; NEAL RAY- 109 Courthouse Square Columbia, TN 38401 TABOR CITY, NC 28463 ing/dining room, bathroom, washer/ 82 degrees 50 minutes 00 seconds MOND ALFORD and/or JAMES Whiteville, NC 28472 Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct. 5, 2015 C. Greg Williamson dryer privileges. Background and West 527.26 feet to the POINT AND NEAL ALFORD, Telephone: 910-642-8136 Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP credit check required by tenant. Call PLACE OF BEGINNING and con- above named Defendants: Aug. 24, 31, Sept. 7,14, 2015 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Attorneys at Law for interview. Call 910-356-4011. taining 2.17 acres, more or less, all Take notice that a pleading seek- STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA P.O. Box 1467 is shown and delineated on that cer- ing relief against the Defendants NOTICE TO CREDITORS 15-E-216 Whiteville, NC 28472 tain map entitled, “Plat for Jonathan ALPHONSO WEEKS; UNKNOWN Having qualified as Executrix of COUNTY OF COLUMBUS Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct. 5, 2015 J. Merritt,” dated February 21, 2001 HEIRS OF JOHN GEORGE, SYLVES- the Estate of Marion B. Stevens, The undersigned, Phillip Wayne deceased, of Columbus County, NOTICE TO CREDITORS building and prepared by Billy M. Duncan, TER GEORGE, M.C. GEORGE, HAT- Bullard and Charles Edward Bull- fOR RENT - COMMERCIaL State of North Carolina, the under- STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA completely renovated. Fire alarm sys- Professional Land Surveyor, a copy TIE ALFORD, SYLVESTER ALFORD; ard, have qualified as Co-Executors tem up to code. Near downtown of which is attached to that certain NEAL RAYMOND ALFORD and/or signed does, pursuant to North of the Estate of GUSSIE N. BULL- 15-E-345 Whiteville. 642-5179. Deed to Jonathan J. Merritt, record- JAMES NEAL ALFORD and naming Carolina General Statute § 28A -I ARD, late of Columbus County, and COUNTY OF COLUMBUS ed in Deed Book 648, Page 957, you as a Defendant has been filed in 4I, hereby notify all persons, firms, this is to notify all persons having The undersigned, DIANA G. ELLIOTT fOR RENT Downtown Commercial Columbus County Registry, to which the above entitled action. The nature associations or corporations hav- claims against said Estate to pres- LONG, has qualified as Executrix of Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. ing claims against the estate of the the Estate of ROBERT K. HUGHES, Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. reference is hereby made for clarity of the relief being sought is as fol- ent them to the undersigned on or and particularity of description. lows: Tax Foreclosure for the collec- said decedent to present them to before December 21, 2015, pursu- late of Columbus County, and this is fOR RENT/LEaSE - 1,200 sq. ft. 6 Being also a portion of the same tion of past due Columbus County, the undersigned on or before the ant to North Carolina General Stat- to notify all persons having claims room office. Powell Plaza. Call Mem- tract, lot, or parcel of land conveyed NC property taxes. 30th day of November, 2015, or this ute 28A-14-1, or this notice shall against said Estate to present them to ory Enterprises 910-642-5824. by instrument recorded in Book 269, You are required to make defense notice will be pleaded in bar of their be pled in bar of their recovery. All the undersigned on or before Decem- at Page 561, in the Columbus Coun- to such pleading not later than the recovery. All persons, firms, associa- persons indebted to said Estate will ber 14, 2015, pursuant to North Car- ty Registry. 19th day of October, 2015, said date tions or corporations indebted to the please make immediate payment olina General Statute 28A-14-1, or Reference is further made in Deed being 40 days from the first publica- said estate will please make payment to the undersigned at the following this notice shall be pled in bar of their immediately. recovery. All persons indebted to MOBILE hOME LOTS fOR RENT. Book 339, Page 131, Columbus tion of this notice and upon your fail- address: 294 Thompsontown Rd., Whiteville. County Registry. ure to do so the party seeking service Authorized and appointed Resident This the 24th day of August, 2015. said Estate will please make imme- Tony Stanley 840-2454. For back title see Deed Book 852, against you will apply to the court for Process Agent to receive all citations, PHILLIP WAYNE BULLARD diate payment to the undersigned at Page 277, Columbus County Reg- the relief sought. notices, and processes is James E. 1471 BROADWAY ROAD the following address: istry. This the 3rd day of September, 2015. Hill, Jr., James E. Hill, jr, PLLC, 109 WHITEVILLE, NC 28472 This the 14th day of September, Description of Manufactured Home WILLIAM E. WOOD Courthouse Square, Whiteville, NC CHARLES EDWARD BULLARD 2015. (Personal Property) ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 28472. 1581 BROADWAY ROAD DIANA G. ELLIOTT LONG Trade Name: CMH 100 COURTHOUSE SQUARE This the 25th day of August, 2015. CHADBOURN, NC 28431 717 SAVANNAH ROAD Model: 2301 WHITEVILLE, NC 28472 CAROL B. HALL C. Greg Williamson TABOR CITY, NC 28463 Notice of Serial No: ROC720790NCAB TELEPHONE: 910-642-3965 Executrix of the Estate of Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP C. Greg Williamson Septembet 7, 14, 2015 STATE BAR NO.: 5901 Marion B. Stevens Attorneys at Law Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP foreclosure Sale September 7, 14, 21, 2015 JAMES E. HILL, JR., PLLC P.O. Box 1467 Attorneys at Law Notice of Service Attorneys at Law Whiteville, NC 28472 P.O. Box 1467 NORTH CAROLINA NOTICE TO CREDITORS 109 Courthouse Square Aug. 24, 31, Sept. 7, 14, 2015. Whiteville, NC 28472 COLUMBUS COUNTY of Process by Having qualified as Administratrix Whiteville, NC 28472 Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct. 5, 2015. Special Proceedings No. 15 SP 89 Publication of the Estate of Charles Englert, Telephone: 910-642-8136 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Substitute Trustee: Philip A. Glass deceased, of Columbus County, Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21, 2015 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Public Notice Date of Sale: September 16, 2015 State of North Carolina, the under- 15-E-286 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA NOTICE TO CREDITORS Town of Time of Sale: 2:00 PM signed does pursuant to North Car- COUNTY OF COLUMBUS IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUS- Having qualified as Executrix of the Place of Sale: Columbus County olina General Statute § 28A-14- The undersigned, DIANA G. ELLIOTT TICE estate of Theonia Fowler Saunders, Chadbourn Courthouse 1 hereby notify all persons, firms, LONG, has qualified as Executrix of COUNTY OF COLUMBUS deceased, late of Columbus County, Description of Property: See Attached associations or corporations hav- the Estate of BERNICE HUGHES, On September 21, 2015 at 6:30 PM, DISTRICT COURT DIVISION the undersigned hereby notifies all Description ing claims against the estate of the late of Columbus County, and this the Parks and Recreation Board will FILE NO.: 15 CV 841 persons having claims against the Record Owners: Robert E. Rogers said decedent to present them to is to notify all persons having claims hold a meeting at COUNTY OF COLUMBUS estate of said decedent to pres- and Paulette Rogers the undersigned on or before the against said Estate to present them to Chadbourn Town Hall Plaintiff ent them to the undersigned within Address of Property: 5318 Old US 23rd day of November, 2015, or this the undersigned on or before Decem- 602 N. Brown Street Vs. three (3) months from the date of the Highway 74 notice will be pleaded in bar of their ber 14, 2015, pursuant to North Car- Chadbourn, NC 28431 ALPHONSO WEEKS; UNKNOWN first publication, or this notice will be Chadbourn, NC 28431 recovery. All persons, firms, asso- olina General Statute 28A-14-1, or If you should have any questions, HEIRS OF JOHN GEORGE, SYLVES- pleaded in bar of their recovery. All Deed of Trust: ciations or corporations indebted this notice shall be pled in bar of their please call 910-654-4148. The pub- TER GEORGE, M.C. GEORGE, HAT- persons indebted to said estate will Book: RB 893 Page: 42 to the said estate will please make recovery. All persons indebted to lic is invited. TIE ALFORD, SYLVESTER ALFORD, please make immediate payment. Dated: May 10, 2007 payment immediately. said Estate will please make imme- September 14, 2015 Grantors: Roberts E. Rogers and wife, Paulette B. Rogers Original Beneficiary: Vanderbilt Mort- gage and Finance, Inc. CONDITIONS OF SALE: Should the property be purchased by a third party, that person must pay the tax of Forty-five Cents (45¢) per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required by N.C.G.S. §7A-308(a)(1). This sale is made subject to all unpaid taxes and superior liens or encumbrances of record and assess- ments, if any, against the said prop- erty, and any recorded leases. This sale is also subject to any applica- ble county land transfer tax, and the successful third party bidder shall be required to make payment for any such county land transfer tax. A cash deposit of 5% of the purchase price will be required at the time of the sale. Any successful bidder shall be required to tender the full balance of the purchase price so bid in cash or certified check at the time the Substitute Trustee tenders to him a deed for the property or attempts to tender such deed, and should said successful bidder fail to pay the full balance purchase price so bid at that time, he shall remain liable on his bid as provided for in North Carolina General Statutes Section 45-21.30 (d) and (e). This sale will be held open ten (10) days for upset bids as required by law. Residential real property with less than 15 rental units: an order for possession of the property may be issued pursuant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and against the party or parties in possession by the clerk of superior court of the county in which the property is sold. Any person who occupies the prop- erty pursuant to a rental agreement entered into or renewed on or after October 1, 2007, may, after receiv- ing notice of sale, terminate the rent- al agreement upon 10 days’ written notice to the landlord. Upon termina- tion of a rental agreement, the tenant is liable for rent due under the rental agreement prorated to the effective date of the termination. Dated: Philip A. Glass, Substitute Trustee Nodell, Glass & Haskell, L.L.P. 5540 Centerview Drive, Suite 416 Raleigh, NC 27606 Posted on Beginning at an existing nail and cap in the center line of SR 1574, the Southwestern corner of that certain tract, lot, or parcel of land as described in Book 339, at Page 134 and the Northwestern corner of that certain tract, lot or parcel of land described in Book 269 at Page 561, both in the Columbus Coun- ty Registry; thence along and with the centerline of SR 1574 South 05 degrees 9 minutes 47 seconds East 113.28 feet to an existing PK nail in the centerline of SR 1574; thence continuing along and with the cen- terline of SR 1574 South 04 degrees 22 minutes 17 seconds East 53.37 feet to a PK nail set in the centerline of SR 1574; thence leaving the cen- terline of SR 1574 North 85 degrees 15 minutes 36 seconds East 534.00 feet total (passing over a PK nail set in the Eastern right of way margin of SR 1574 at 30.41 feet) to an iron line marker set; thence North 85 degrees 15 minutes 36 seconds East 3.97 feet